Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Faculty members are the core ot a liberal arts education. They are not here to gain tame but to teach and carry out the coIIege's purposes. ln addition to imparting knowledge they act as advisors who are ever alert to the changing demands ot the world upon today's students. Yet the quality which makes them unique and which is responsible tor their well-earned reputation can be put into one word, concern. Concern for the college in terms of its future needs and concern tor the individual student in helping him to enter realms ot thought never before encountered. This consequently contributes to clear thinking and the use ot one's intellect for purposeful thought and study.

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Known by the students as the dean who whistles While he walks, I. Huntley Dujnre is a professor of History and Political Science as well as Dean of the College. He is responsible for every convocation program, is chairman of the admissions and curriculum committees, is an advisor for SPAN and has a remarkable amount of energy to exert on any problem presented to him. diligent deans Graduated in 1914, Margaret M. Doty be- gan teaching English at her Alma Mater in 1Q2O, and became Dean of NVomen at Macal- ester in 192 5. In charge of housing arrange- ments for the women at Mac and the college expert on etiquette, Miss Doty has a wonder- ful memory for the names of past and present students. The door to her oflice is always open to those who need her advice. 10