St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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36 The Commerce basement is the scene of activity during a break between classes. between classes The absorbing lecture left this fellow a bit dazed. What goes down .... Must come up.

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Complete attention is glven to Dr. H. The pattern of Detroit's tratiic How is Theodore Hoffman in order not to miss explained by Pat Cashin to Charlie one gem of his economic wisdom. Cerutti and Tom Fischer. IIT F CET The Commerce and Finance Division constitutes an integral part of the university. lt proposes to meet the demand for specialized training in business and professional fields. ln order that business education be broad and comprehensive, a combined effort is made to produce a balance between theory and practice. A sufficient variety of liberal arts courses are furnished to make the student an educated man and not a mere technician. lt endeavors, therefore, not only to train students adequately for business, but also to equip them spiritually and intellectually. The Reference Reading Room provides a great deal of helpful information for the ambitious Commerce student.

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Gene Wos, Accounting fellow, conducts a laboratory session. Pl!-lllll TE UHUIIL REV. ALLAN P. FARRELL, SJ., Ph.D., S.T.D., Dean of the Graduate School, Professor of Education, Academic Consultor to the President, University Research Commit- tee, Graduate Council, University Council. The purpose of the Gradu- ate School is to allow stud- ents to further the knowledge of their major subiect. Those applying for graduate work must complete 24 hours of Teaching fellow John R. Clancy's individual assistance helps his student, Dove Hinckley, to better understand a problem of English grammar. R.C. Crane adiusts a volt meter dial while doing research work on the Cyclotron. course work and another six hours on the writing of a thesis. Master of Arts degrees are offered in any one of six specialized fields, Master of Science degrees are avail- able in four.