University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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DEAN E. H. CRISXVIZLI. of lbc' College nf ljliefffzf flfli' EULLEEE nf BER HT The liberal arts college today is the core of American higher education. For fifty- seven years TU has presented a liberal education. Leadership of this college rests upon Dean E. H. Criswell, specialist in the field of regional language variation. The reasons for the importance of the college are as varied as the program it offers. The solution of today's problems involves a knowledge of human institutions, human action and reaction. Most important of all, the true value of a liberal arts education is to the individual himself, for the greater the knowledge, the greater the satisfaction in living. Blooms in the Botany Greenhouse