University of Detroit - Tower Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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.inn f-nw' The Engineering College l7I0k6'.Y.I7I'ClL'IlC'C1l t'0l1lfl'l7ZlllUI7S in Ihe Mofur Cl-lvl.. The '64-65 seasonlvfrsl show, Antigone, was an excellent example Qfthe Repermry Thealrefs' cunzimnenl In qualilgl

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sl Law School students get courtroom practice in Moo! Court proceedings. Vil- Evidence of national concern indicated In his commencement address at Marquette University, Robert Ken- nedy, then Attorney General, noted this about the activist student of the '6O's: Peace marchers or college civil rights demonstrations may not always express their concerns in the wisest or most effective manner, but it is clear that those concerns are deeply felt. The school credo, which all the stu- dents espouse, inculcates this con- cern with all the essential liberties of American Democracy and takes open and frank issue with all brands of spurious democracy. The Univer- sity's aim to develop the whole man certainly fits in with good citizenship. The University, many of its depart- ments, and many student organiza- tions have national commitments and memberships. Federal research grants indicate this too, as do the ROTC, programs like the Model UN, and organizations such as the Young Democrats and Young Republicans. It is a move to get away from the type ofperson that J. Robert Gppenheimcr, the noted scientist and peace worker, feels he was early in his life: l was almost wholly divorced from the contemporary scene in the country l never read a newspaper or magazine like Time or Harper'sg I had no radio, no telephone: I learned of the stock market crash in the fall of l929 only long after the event .... 9