University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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. PHOEBE lvl. KANDEL. B. S. Director of the College of Nursing and Health As you approach the threshold with the close of your three years' work in Nursing Education, the School of Nursing and Health asks you to pause and reliect over the health project it has endeavored to imbue you with in order that you may take your place in the uplift of the health of the human race. Nursing and Nursing Education have developed from a long road of tradi- tions, leach milestone having as its guidepost, the ideal of service. Nurses, as messengers of health, carry a master key of the street, for they are called by all classes of society, and are used by all organizations or institutions, governmental or private, that deal with health. ln the words of Mary Adelaide Nutting, educator and builder: If the nurses of the future work as loyally, as courageously and as steadfastly, if they hold before them the vision of what nursing should be as faithfully as their sisters of the past have done, nursing will indeed come into her own. 29

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l l P -I. P. SIMRALL. B. S. Dean of Women 1925-26 has been a year of strong and effective student leadership on the campus. The Student Council has initiated and supported some very construc- tive measures. The Honor System in the Liberal Arts College has been strength- ened. The Womans League has adopted a new name and a new constitution which brings together and strengthens all of the Womens organizations. The Y. W. C. A. has altered some of its policies and has revised its constitution. A campus branch of the League of Women Voters has been organized. A student of our University has been elected to the Executive Committee of the Student Federation of America, which is opening up to our student group new and broader fields of interest and activity. And our Basketball Team has won first place in the Conference. Altogether we have had a year of constructive thought and work, a good year, the effects of which will reach far into the future. 'Vale

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D. LAURENCE Business Manager of the University Although the first and foremost object in attending a University should be to obtain a satisfactory standing in class work, the student who devotes his entire time to study, thereby excluding the possibility of participation in the extra-curricular activities connected with student life, is deprived of a great source of pleasure and much valuable experience, The well rounded University life includes not only the search for knowledge, but an interest in the activities of the student bodyg such as athletics, class and other offices, debates, publications, the social, musical and dramatic organizations. Do not be backward in showing your interest in student affairs. but strive to take a leading part in those activities which appeal to you. The experience gained from one form or another of active campus life, the contact with others and the comradeship enjoyed will prove a lasting benefit and will aid in the making and shaping of a strong personality, N 30