University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Researchers, advisors, administra- tors but fundamentally teachers. The inner man satisfied, there is time for the finer things. Talk of many things, but mainly of students.

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MINNESOTA AT WAR FACULTY- PnrP niNG STUDENTS ANIl THEMSELVES EDH WAH ANIl EUH I ' EALE MINNESOTA faculty numbers have Ionj» Ixcn known as double iluty men, dis- tinjjuishinj themselves both in teachinj ami in essential research. Now the entrance of this coiintrv into another great war has inlensifieil the im|H)r- tance of their services in botii of liuse helils. Stiulent projjrams must be altered and accelerated lo satisfy the demand lor trained men and women in the service ami n vital civilian activities, ami teaciiing nuist be of especial excellence to equip the peo- ple of a w.ir and |)osi- .ir jieriod. More ilirect and tanj ible contributions are beinj made by faculty members ihrouj h the j reater research ellorts that .ire being put torih. Almost 400 university staff members are now on leave, serving in every con- ceivable field oi siudv.