University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Elizabeth Dyer, A.B. Director of the School of Household Administration IO create a sense of individual dignity and worthwhileness, — a basis for a proper sense of self-regard — is as vital a function of education as to equip individuals for their professional, home and civic responsibilities. Each of us of the staff of the School of Household Administration emphasises this balanced point of view, and we hope that the students of this School gain here the courage and the wisdom to live their lives abundantly. 27

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Catherine Buckley, R.N., B.S. Director of the School of Nursing and Health jHE expansion in the field of nursing has been extraordinary. The student vho undertakes today to follow a career of nursing without a grasp of the cientific knowledge which has been put at her disposal would be falling short of any reasonable measure of human service. The world ' s greatest problem today is how to protect and defend the health of its people. The School of Nursing and Health offers the fundamental knowledge and professional preparation through which this ever-changing problem in health education might be realised. £U£Zu al 7cUu t y 26

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Daniel Laurence Business Manager of the University Egg £2tJT is a pleasure to note that student activities have again experienced a suc- p5=-3F®i cess u ' ' ear at tne University of Cincinnati. All of the enterprises for which Gig. Jr n] the Student Council and the Faculty Board of Trustees are responsible are in good financial condition. The fine spirit of cooperation between the President of the University, its Faculty and student body which has been evident in past years, has been continued throughout the present year. 28