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1 ,-. ...hy ,Q Jw ,fn 1. TI A P-g .L-Q, 35,1 My 1.. nk, Back 1-owzsheldon V, Wood, Dr. F. J. Rogstad, Daniel C. Gainey, A. J. Olson, James F. Bell, Dr. E. E. Novak, Albert Pfaender Front row: R. L. Griggs, William T. Middlebrook, President Guy Stanton Ford, Fred B. Snyder, George W. Lawson JAMES F. BELL DANIEL C. GAINEY RICHARD L. GRIGGS GEORGE W. LAWSON ALBERT J. LOBB E. E. NOVAK A. J. OLSON ALBERT PFAENDER RAY J. QUINLIVAN F. J. ROGSTAD FRED B. SNYDER, P1'esirle11t SI-IELDON V. XVOOD AROUND THE LONG TABLE in the conference room just down the hall from the president's office University policy is made. It is the meeting room of the Board of Regents, the twelve appointees of the Governor of Minnesota who represent the people of the state in the direction of their University. Law- yers, businessmen, dirt farmers, natives of the lake ports, the prairie towns and the cities, they leave personal interests behind them when they discuss administrative problems with the president and the faculty and student representations who come before them. As advisers they present the opinions of those who are away from the scholastic atmosphere of the University, they do not stoop to arbitrary rule nor needless interference with the action of the school,s directors. Last year they authorized construction of six new buildingsg they ac- cepted gifts for a variety of projects, they established the University civil service and the group hospitalization plan for faculty and staffg they declared again the freedom of the faculty from coercion and censorshipg and they passed the scores of acts and resolutions that keep their campus com- munity of more than 20,000 people working harmoniously for the good of the school and state. MINNEAPOLIS OWATONNA DULUTH ST. PAUL ROCHESTER NEW PRAGUE RENVILLE NEW ULM ST. CLOUD DETROIT LAKES MINNEAPOLIS MINNEAPOLIS 1945 1943 1945 1945 1941 1943 1943 1941 1945 1943 1941 1941 REGENTS, PR ESIDE FRED B . SNYDER
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