Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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«,5 VcXAAAi AjOcU Ou DR. ROBERT W. FRENCH

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- 3-e ji.AJku:ljq zq OkXa. Dr. French has the unusual distinction of having bridged the gap between the University and the business world. Particularly because of this accomplishment, he has ably served the student, the University, the community and the nation. The student sees him as an efficient and energetic Dean of the School of Business Administration with a genuine interest in their problems and as a capable professor of economics and business. To many others he is known as Vice President of the University in charge of the newly created Development Office which has already provided invaluable services in the financing and future development of Tulane. Dr. French, as former executive-director of the Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana, has aided the community in its quest for better government. The nation has benefited by the assistance he has given as chairman of the Committee of the Southwest Economy, to which he was appointed by the President ' s Council of Economic Advisors, and as chairman of the Committee on Federal Aid to Welfare. Thus to Dr. Robert W. French we are honored to dedicate the 1955 JAMBALAYA.

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