Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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prouides a four-year program By listening ond then repeating whot they heard, students gain o familiarity with their bosic longuoge courses. Dr. John Hortsook, Associate Professor of Spanish and Director of the foreign language lob, starts the tape recorded lesson hcord by students in booth. Senior Edward Speshock studies in the longuage lob for advanced courses 27

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WILLIAM T CALDWELL Deon, College of Liberol Arts liberal arts Established os the first day college at Temple, the college of Liberal Arts was organized by Dr Conwell in 1891. Dr. William T Caldwell, Dean, is ably assisted by Assistant Dean Mourice F Keen The College of Liberal Arts at Temple acquaints a student with the world in which he lives through history, the natural and social sciences, and foreign languages and fosters, channels, and develops the need for beauty and truth through the study of philosophy, literature, science, and the arts. Three specific functions are performed by Temple's Liberal Arts College: it gives a four-year program combining cultural education with specialization in one field; it offers a preparation for the study of low, medicine, theology, and other professions, and it provides a foundation for graduate study os well as a program leading to the degree of Master of Arts in a number of fields, and to a degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry, English, Physics, and Psychology. 26 The onnuol Liberal Arts party gives student 0nd faculty chooce to meet informally, o MAURICE F KEEN Assistant Dean, College of Liberal Arts

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combining cultural education Physics lob instructor demonstrates the pendulum motion. 28