Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Varied aspects of a broad education Language laboratory is designed to aid students oral comprehension of any of six languages. 29

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College of Liberal Arts As a dynamic and vital element within the lorger structure of the university, the College of Liberal Arts has spearheaded Temple's surging growth. Beginning in 1955, with the construction of Curtis Hall, the College added Barton and Beury Halls, for Biology and Physics, and Chemistry. Redevelopment and resurgence, however, have not changed the original purpose of our Founder, Russell H. Conwell: to establish the university as a place where, all young men and women with good minds and the will to work might secure a sound education. The university atmosphere enables Liberal Arts students to meet those in other schools, broadening their attitudes and associations. The flexibility of its programs responds to the new, ever-changing educational needs and responsibilities of good citizens in a self-governing society. RHOTEN A. SMITH. Dean Curtis Hall contains classrooms and facilities for closed circuit television broadcasting. 28

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Barton Hall contains classrooms, lecture halls and science laboratories Students pursue knowledge Here students study the fundamentals of biology and physics Once city streets, this walk handles nearly nine thousand students doily. 30