University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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A SYMBOL OF courage is the intellectual leader who has successfully fought his way through the grim ob- stacles of intolerance and prejudice, in a world besieged by the petty demagogue, to an enlightened understanding and judgment of humanity. A lover both of man and nature, the true man of wisdom is not content to limit his activities to vaguely theorizing in the narrow confines of his study, but turns to the glory of the outdoor world for intellectual stimulation as well as for physical relaxation. To those wearied by dogmatism and superficiality Charles Henry Rieber, Dean of Letters and Science, stands as the ultimate exemplification of this ideal philosopher and serves as a constant source of inspiration to both the stu- dents and faculty of U.C.L.A. Although fundamentally an idealist, Dean Rieber is capable of grasping the student ' s point of view, and his genial humor and charming person- ality have created a strong bond of friendship between instructor and scholar. PHYSICS BUILDING FROM THE EAST i» tl JL II r s tm- mt . rr. r y r

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THE COMPLEXITY of the modern university, where thousands of students daily seek intellectual and social intercourse, has developed a definite need for a friendly spirit and a warm heart to help each student in finding his own particular path amid the stress and tur- moil of campus life. It is only natural, therefore, that they should turn to one who has nobly met this great need — to Helen Matthewson Laughlin, whose inspiring motto, Famous for Friendliness, has endeared her to every university man and woman, and whose far-sightedness in the field of education has ensured a sympathetic under- standing of student problems. Every woman who enters the University is assured of a loving friend in the person of Dean Laughlin, and she has never hesitated to extend her unerring judgment to aid the individual. It is to her, in recognition of this unselfish devotion which has mer- ited the esteem and admiration of every student, that this book is gratefully dedicated. SOUTHERN PANORAMA OF THE CAMPUS

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THE GIMBEL FLAGPOLE ALUMNI MABEL HANSEN ANDERSON FAITH SELLECK BALDWIN NELLIE F. BURRALL ANNE CHEWNINC MARION E. DAVISON ALICE E. DICKSON JAMES FIFE ELIZABETH H. GILLESPIE ESTHER BARBER HOLMAN SADIE B. STEWART ESTHER CRAWFORD WELSH