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FOUNDATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES While Dr. Cherrington took over the Chancellor’s position, Miss Fackt returned from her UNRRA job and is now capably handling the Foundation, aside from teaching International Relations. As it has in past years, the Social Science Foundation helped to spread the gospel of international cooperation, a job that is of greater significance now than it has ever been. Means for the dissemination of the philosophy of world-mindedness were the weekly radio program Journeys Behind the News.' Twilight talks, luncheons for visiting celebrities, including Lord Halifax. Students interested in International Relations found the S. S. F. Library an invaluable spot to get books, magazines and pamphlets. Mrs. Lawton was ever helpful with suggestions, and her famous friendship for all young liberals. 28
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B. P.ensud. Manor! Bow. axxJ 5run y w- ANTHROPOLOGY HISTORY Dr. Scofield was the mainstay of the History Department, as in former years, while Dr. Wool-bert specialized in stimulating classes in international relations. It was good to see Dr. Dickinson advocating (with great vigor) the doctrine of Pragmatism. His ideas, while disturbing to some, proved thought-provoking to all. Any resemblance between Dr. Renaud (our professor of Anthropology) and Hamlet is purely coincidental. (See cut.) Frank Dickinson pt. L. W- Scoi Dr. n. G. Woolbort 27
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SOCIOLOGY Mr. McWilliams and Dr. Sikes held forth in Sociology and Economics classes, getting at the basic desires of every college girl with their course on Marriage and the Family. Dean Allen, along with Dr. Sikes, taught classes on the Principles of Economics, as v ell as more advanced courses in this important and difficult field. Our own National Opinion Research Center, which celebrated its third anniversary last fall, made headlines for our University all over the country with its significant research into public opinion. A wide public is reached by NORC through news releases and printed reports, which are read by senators, educators, and other outstanding citizens. 29
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