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MINNESQTAS Minnesota's 1 Adult Education is an Experiment . . that has become a startling success in less than a year. To make it a com- plete unit ior the three-week study institutes, the Center for Continua- tion Study contains a garage, lounge, dining rooms, chapel, bed- rooms, and recreational rooms. Two- year General College and all-inclu- sive University College iurther help to give Minnesota the title of educa- tional experimenter.
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left, bottom The University Librarian, FRANK K. WALTER, in charge ol the University Library and all its branches. makes library budgets for approval of the President, recommends for appointments and as- signs duties to the staff. Also deciding what books should be bought. and planning intemal adminis- tration. Mr. Walter directs the library instruction di- vision. below, left As Associate Director of the Summer Sessions, THOMAS A. TEE'I'ER'S work consists largely ot making the budget for sessions, editing the Bul- letin. hiring teachers, and signing the payrolls. He also makes the contracts for summer convocation speakers. The Summer Session registration has been rapidly increasing each year since a slump in 1931. left, top ERNEST B. PIERCE is Field Secretary oi the Uni- versity and Secretary oi the General Alumni Asso- ciation. The purpose oi the association is to unite the alumni, serve the Univer- sity. and bring Minnesota graduates closer to their Alma Mater by keeping them informed oi the pro- gram and progress of the University. below, right RICHARD R. PRICE, Ad- ministrator oi the General Extension Division, main- tains a large staff to oper- ate this less known but very valuable part of the University. Since 1912 the division has grovsm irom a small department offering a iew courses to one oiier- ing over seven hundred classes in everything from embalming to meta- physics. U N IV E I2 S I T Y ADMINISTRATIGN
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