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C L L € G € Of ARTS The Jesuit system of edu- cation starts in Philosophy with a foundation inquiry into the fundamental con- cepts and precepts that under- lie all knowledge. From there, it spreads out slowly into a con- sideration of the cultural arts, the physical sciences, and the social sciences. » All students in the Col- lege of Arts and Sciences take four years of philosophy; starting in their freshman year with logic, the science of correct thought; and epistemology, the science of the critic of knowledge. With this basis, the Santa Clara man passes into a consideration of the abstract realms of metaphysics, of cosmology, psychology, theodicy, and finally ethics. » The value of this mental training can hardly be overempha sized. Given the proper foundation in the science of thought and the proper critical appre- ciation of authority, the student approaches his other subjects with more orientation and stability; recognizing true values and detecting false colora- tions; with a more true and vital appreciation for the good, and a clearer disdain for the bad. » This system affects the college man ' s entire life. It is a subtle prep- ar ation for the intelligent love of the cultural arts, with the bases upon which to build their proper valuation in the man ' s life. It sets up a firm rational and ethical foundation for later life, directing moderation and deliberation in all things. » The system depends almost essentially for its proper operation upon the physical set-up of the Small University wherein there can be that personal, vital contact between the professor and his pupils. By offering the highest type of instruc- tors, and making them more truly available to their students Santa Clara realizes to the utmost the Jesuit ideal. . PAGE 14 THE REDWOOD 3 8
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REV. LOUIS C. RUDOLPH, S. J. President REV. WILLIAM C. GIANERA, S. J. Dean of the Faculties REV. JOHN P. O ' CONNELL, S. J. Vice-President REV. JAMES H. STREHL, S. J. Minister REV. GEORGE A. GILBERT, S. J. Curator of Museums GEORGE A. SINGEWALD Registrar THE REDWOOD 9 3 8 PAGE 13
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