University of Detroit - Tower Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Arts IF ) Plalo ii symbol of philosophy, although not our scholastic- philosophy, and Charles Magee, Arts science major, a symbol of the study of art and science, this picture might tvell represent the Colle ge ' s teaching policy wherein all things are taught in proper subordination to their first cause, God.

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nA I be Scimicc B nldiii; : iikhi. iLhiii d i ' u!n ' e hiiiUliiii . In In- uire, it bd iIjc iniidl hiulni icdl ldhi rdti ru , di i iidl kelftoii and peiii}ic i uhkb hue ibc itdlh oj tbe second floor. However it n i i nb }iinrc. ' iln dil iiiiiii lrdtire offices oj the University govern I be entire cdiiipii jnnii I be first floor of the b ildiHi; ivbicb has more tban once been referred to ds tbe brdin of tbe iinireruty. ioph) ' , arc, liberal education, cultivatin i; the intellect, and enlart ing the re terms related either to the curricula or purpose of the (College of d Sciences at the Universitv. le Departments of Philosophy, Fine Arts, Education, Languages, Po- Sciences, Psychology, Religion and Sociology we learn of the origins growth of human thought, religion, literature, and ways c f life or cul- ture. Sul li knowledge affords an understanding of the problems which haye repeatcdlv plagued neyer changing Inunan nature — problems basically the [■fells those of our atomic age. Prohtin ; by the experience of Ions. ' gone erations, we ma} ' understand and appreciate the people in the familial, niiinici] d, national and international societies of which we are a part. Under- standing fat ilitates the practice of charity, the greatest of all yirtues. Page IH

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Sciences