University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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HUM 01 W. ULDWEU Though naturally of a quiet, modest, and unassuming manner, Dr. Caldwell has gained, during his seven years of service as one of the youngest college presidents in the United States, the universal respect of faculty members and students alike. In 193 5, he forsook with reluctance the comparative retirement of the classroom to confront all the harassing problems of administering a great University and of preventing the dangerous encroachments of politicians so natural in a state-supported school. Since that time, his determined and untiring though unsuccessful, fight to preserve the accredited standing of the University, now lost through the political interference, whose malignant influence he had consistently opposed, have made him one of the outstanding figures in contemporary American higher education. The high regard in which Dr. Caldwell is held by alumni and friends of the Uni- versity and by all right-thinking people in Georgia testifies that his efforts have not been unavailing. Top to bottom, left to right: Bull session in the president ' s office. . . The president attends to his correspondence. . . . Discussion of the football season with Assistant Athletic Director Johnny Broadnax.

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