Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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M. here ' s the scene I ' ve carried in nny mind ' s eye all this Hme — Marquette Hall, set back from St. Charles Avenue — the ennerald lawn, the white statue of the Sacred Heart, the horseshoe drive leading up to the steps. Here the heart of the University functions. The administrative life of Loyola is carried on through the President ' s office, the office of the Registrar, the Dean of Faculties and the Dean of Men. In Marquette, also, is the Arts and Sciences library. Downstairs are the bursar ' s office, the bookstore, and the cafeteria. Upstairs are the classrooms, which take care of many of the arts and sciences classes. Yes, it ' s all just as I remember it. Of course, the classrooms are more crowded, and new faces sometimes appear at the professor ' s desks, but by and large, it ' s the same.

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I would like to acquaint you with the faculty of my University. Some I knew before I left in 1943; others I met only this year. As true friends, they are eager at all times to lend help, whether of scholastic or personal nature . . . MY FACULTY