University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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THE SCHQQL U 'e llnySl.l,1-xvis lUsTIcE, the Goddess of Equality, demands of her servants the maximum of knowledge and training they can possihly receive. She drives them along the road of jurisprudence from thence they travel into fields of other puhlic service. Legislators, legal advisors, judges and statesmen fethey all have assimilated the facts of law. Judgment, keen and impartial, is hased upon the hasis of all lawf-if The Ten Commandments. Its exponents have heen graduated from such schools as ours. 235 Iliiw vllI,IlfNl XliXNIl

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XX! as llixx XlC'l'HI 1: ll. .Xiuxis THE COLLEGE CF BUSINESS A D NXT S T RAT I Q IN the America of Today, Business Administration is the key to economic stability. At no other time has this been proven as during the past few years. Competition, the life of business, has been augmented by trained leadership and as a result the scope of the administrator's field has become international instead of local. Training for such leadership is the task of ,A,, mv, ,,,,., ,X ,,,, every School of Business and to that end this college has successfully striven.

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THE CGLLEGE OF G EERING TRUE it is that Time Waits for No Man, hut evident it is that Man has caused Time to increase his stride. The ' Mechanical Age, the Age of Today, is marked hy a rapidly T A changing record of achievement in the field of engineering. Modern comforts, lahorfsaving devices, mass production n-xi..-1n,..i...,,. ..,,,,., , and longer lives are all the products of an Engineers Era. Aviation, radio, television, minute measuring devices and other inventions too numerous to record here are heing developed daily, almost, lay men such as those graduated from this university.