University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Dean Anderson p 21115 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Seven hundred students, four hundred and seventy-one activities, and new programs of all sorts spell the arrival of a new era that has come to Fine Arts College since Dean Arthur O. Anderson took it over this year. NM' Dean Brown Dean Turner The school of business administration was created by the Board of Regents last March and since then it has been the fastest grow- ing college in the entire university. Dean E. I.- Brown is the capable head of this school. The student graduating from this college gets a Bachelor of Science degree. Helene Turner, assistant dean of women, in the short space of time that she has been here, has received praise for her efficient work and the manner in which she handles her job. She handles all absentee slips and inspects student dorniciles monthly.

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0 o o o o 0 o Q 921115 R. I. Leonard, head of the graduate school, keeps track of all the credits that the graduates amass and watches over them to see that they graduate with all l's. Dr. Leonard is known to the students ot the campus as a regular guy. it Dean Leonard Dean Riesen Dean Burgess Sigma Xi, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Lambda Up- silon, Alpha Chi Sigma-this string of Greek letters symbolizes Paul Steere Bur- gess' achievements in the many fields he is interested in. Since 1924 Dr. Burgess has been with the local agriculture department, assuming full charge of the co1lege in 1931. Since 1930 when Emil Richert Riesen be- came dean ot the L. A. S. college, he has built that department to the largest in the University. Dean Riesen came to the- campus in 1918 in the capacity of registrar.

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