University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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: m Dr. Marten ten Hoor, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, succeeded Dean Charles Barn- well in 1944, after having served in the same capacity at Tulane University. Dean ten Hoor holds A.B., A.M., ond Ph.D. degrees from the University of Michigan. Majestic old Morgan Hall is the center of intellectual and artistic development at the University of Alabama. With the largest enrollment of any division of the University, the Col- lege of Arts and Sciences offers major courses in virtually all the liberal arts and pre-professional subjects. Assistant Dean G. Burke John- ston is the member of the A S staff who handles student rela- tions. An associate professor of English, he is an alumnus of the University holding an M.A. and Ph.D. from Columbia. Speech as a Scientific Study Music in the O ' Steen Manner Dramatic Direction in the Rough

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hui«£e.wui» ' tti lb.iikk. itt6 Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library is a Focal Point in Graduate Study The quality of master ' s work at the Univer- sity is recognized throughout the country. Mas- ter ' s graduates have made superior records in pursuit of doctor ' s degree in the foremost grad- uate schools of the country. Master ' s work is being offered in practically oil departments of the College of Arts and Sciences and in all the professional divisions except Lav School. Several departments are now prepared to offer graduate work beyond the master ' s level. Research Conferences Breed and Propogate Ideas and Facts

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7a IS Woods Hail was repaired, and the Speech Department moved to quarters in one of the Smith Woods buildings where, in addition to classrooms, individual clinics were es- tablished in connection with a rehabilitation program for disabled veterans. Committees were appointed and work done pursuant to granting doctorates in English, history, and other fields. ' ' ' »!W»WM«»w„ Morgan Hall, ' ( Capstone of Liberal Education