Washington University Saint Louis - Hatchet Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Besides installing the new basic program, the College has also added this year a music depart- ment. In spite of these new additions Liberal Arts enrollment has not increased, as the College limits applicants to assure to students now en- rolled better educational opportunities. QL era! grts , ns- W ss 'ms-N50 -2 I mi-xx : , ., in M:. .m. -,,. waiw-W...m,w,.igE., is z .H as-mags was aww- E .,, Y ,,..,,. ,. , -. is WEN f:m:.mN,5mf2f' u -lnyv Fi-fum-wgag'-Ha .H g.t . ' .W' H an W . -it-1-dfiwiw H mg. H. M . ma sms M ss ti ss- . iw E an U5 .sa ,. Stuart A. Queen, Dean -E' na' W' mm. sz ws Dum X' 1 . ss X f I 1 I Those famous towers. J

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Before. I Freshman Court. What goes up must come down. After. offege of The College of Liberal Arts, often referred to as the College or L, A., may be thought of as the nucleus of the university upon which vari- ous schools of specialization are built. The Col- lege collaborates with each school on campus to provide all potential engineers, doctors and law- yers with fundamental and practical courses. Under the direction of Dean Stuart A. Queen, HL. A. proudly boasts the development of a new basic college program. In September eighty-five freshmen and seventy-five sophomores enrolled in this program of new type courses. The basic college staff of fifteen members has been experi- menting Withi these classes, endeavoring to tie them closely together. The purpose of the basic college program is to offer courses useful to stu- dents not intending to specialize in any particular field. ' Visiting dignitry.

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