Suffolk University - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Front Row: Mr. Horton Edmands, Mr. Harland R. Ratcliffe ( ( ' hairman ), Mr. William F. Homer, .Jr. Second Ron-: Mr. John 1$. Gralton, Mr. Edward T. Devin, Mr. Paul V. Kneeland, Mr. Herbert A. Kenny. COLLEGE of JOUftnflLJSm The courses offered in the division of Journalism are designed to be practical. After completing the necessary liberal arts require- ments, the student devotes most of his atten- tion to the varied courses in journalism which will equip him for a future in the newspaper profession.

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Front Row: Mr. William Sahakian, Dr. William S. York-Critchley, Dr. Frank Piz .uto, Dr. Neilson Hanney (Chairman), Mr. Bill Read, Mr. Fred Bloomhardt. Second Row: Mr. Daniel Goldfarb, Mr. Walter Cass, Mr. Thomas Savage, Mr. J. Hugh Strain, Mr. Victor Mochedlover, Mr. John Colburn. Third Row: Mr. Joseph McCafferty, Mr. Charles Fleisehauer, Mr. George Kirwin, Mr. Robert Crawford. Division of HumflniTiEs The division of Humanities includes the departments of English, Humanities, Foreign Languages, and Philosophy. The emphasis in this division is on cultural values rather than vocational experience. However, in each department, opportunity for specializa- tion is offered to interested students.

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Front Row: Mr. Harvey Blend, Dr. Robert S. Friedman, Mr. Clyde A. Goodrum. Second Row: Mr. Robert N. Huckins, Mr. William G. Fogland. Division of science The division of Science includes the departments of Biology, Chemistry, Mathe- matics, and Physics. The courses in this di- vision aim to increase the student ' s fundamen- tal knowledge of his physical and biological environment. The curriculum is designed to prepare Science majors for graduate work in any of these fields, and also to afford the pre- requisite courses for dental and medical schools.