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Page 16 text:
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the vice- presidents RIGHT: John B. Duff, Executive Vice- President and Vice-President in Charge of Instruction. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Patrick J. Kennedy, Vice-President in Charge of Student Personnel Services. BOTTOM: Robert J. DeValue, Vice- President in Charge of Business Affairs.
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MSGR. THOMAS G. FAHY 14 th president of seton hall university Over a year has gone by since the speeches, the promises, the pomp and ceremony of inauguration. And Msgr. Thomas Fahy has adapted to the task of Seton Hall ' s 14th president. Presiding over a University of some 12,000 students and faculty, serving as chairman of the University Senate and treasurer of the Board of Trustees, he still manages to find the time for teaching. But most of all he still finds time for people— maintaining a rapport between campus factions that is more often like a delicate balance. Meeting with people— his favorite part of the job — takes up a good deal of his time. Every Tuesday, for most of the day, his office is open to any member of the University community with questions, complaints or demands. And for the rest of the week, he can generally be found in his office or across campus, listening and learning with administrators, faculty or students. My greatest satisfaction this year, he reflects, has been the improvement of our financial position. We ' ve been able to succeed on our own, and the prospect of future stability is bright. If state aid is approved, we could add a new $600,000 scholarship fund to our resources. I ' d love to see that happen. Peace is another of the Monsignor ' s primary goals. After a year of relative tranquillity, the campus peace was jarred last semester by a few minor crises and one major confrontation that prompted the establishment of a special president ' s committee on campus polarization. Msgr. Fahy still sees a simple solution: It ' s the students. The dorm residents, the commuters, Paterson, the black and white students— they ' ve all got to live together. We ' ve got to work for peace. It ' s something to which everyone must contribute. After all, he reasons, the University is not meant to function out of a crisis situation. Our obligation is to prevent them. 11
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