University of Detroit - Tower Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Faculty Meets in Informal Setting At Coffee Hours The Faculty Coffee Hours, which are given by the Very Reverend Laurence V. Britt, S.J., provide rare opportunities for the various deans and faculty members from the four colleges, to meet their fellow instructors on an informal basis. Held three or four times a year, these gatherings seldom include formal addresses since their purpose is to give faculty members a chance to chat and discuss common problems. Coffee hours are also given for visiting dignitaries such as Robert Frost, who appeared at U-D November I4 for An Evening of Poetry and Informal Talk? U-D administrators and faculty members enjoyed the get-acquainted atmosphere of llie Pre.s'ide11r'.s' Cofjee Hour, October 17. f', W . M -. . , TV-' .-, ' Qs. wr... z N . .1 'Q 5 an Gesruring enzplzaficrzlly, u faeulry member makes his point clear to two of his fellow faculty members at one of the Coffee hours.

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