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ADMINISTRATION The administrative problems of the small denominational school are many and varied, especially during these depression days. Our whole national economic structure is undergoing change, and ed¬ ucation is not excepted. The Christian College has always faced three specific problems. First of all, it must offer an educational opportunity which is comparable to that afforded by all other Liberal Arts colleges. It is gen¬ erally recognized that the Christian Col¬ lege must furnish the major portion of the world’s moral and religious leadership. It is evident that the problems which will challenge the human race within the next quarter of a century will be the most tre¬ mendous that any generation has ever faced. Consequently, if present day Chris¬ tian education fails to give adequate preparation, the religious leadership of the next generation will be inadequate. Sec¬ ondly, our Christian schools must provide an environment which will be conducive to the development of Christian charac¬ ter. The leadership of the next genera¬ tion must have not only mental equipment but spiritual vision as well, for without a vision the people perish.” Much of our present chaos and distress could have been avoided if the present generation had re¬ ceived a spiritual baptism which was comparable to its mental culture. Final¬ ly, the Christian school ever encounters financial obstacles. It cannot draw upon the resources of the state through the medium of taxation; neither can it es¬ tablish its fees sufficiently high to cover the cost of operation. Therefore, it must always seek the contributions of those who are interested in investing their money in the development of young life. Marion College, notwithstanding the difficulties of these depression years, con¬ fidently faces the future and plans to l« carry on. Wm. F. McComt
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LOCAL BOARD OF MANAGERS OF MARION COLLEGE W. L. Thompson, Marion, Indiana IT. T. Hawkins, Warren, Indiana Amos Jackson, Plymouth, Indiana E. E. Cory, Marion, Indiana J. W. Shatford, Plymouth, Indiana Art A. Costello, Bluflfton, Indiana Lee Macy, Arlington, Indiana A. D. Osborn, Marion, Indiana E. R. McMillan, Marengo, Ohio J. C. Zuch, Cincinnati, Ohio J. W. Brown, Solsberry, Indiana C. H. Coats, Shelby, Michigan Frank Birch, Cadillac, Michigan J. D. Williams, Marion, Indiana Wm. F. McConn, Marion, Indiana
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