rHE MICHIGAN DAILY
Med School
Lists Goals
For Future
The medical school's senior
faculty last month sketched out
a broad set of academic goals to
guide the school's future develop-
ment.
There was no "pressing" im-
mediate need to adopt the state-
ment, Dr. H. W. Bird, assistant
dean, explains. Rather, it is a;
general definition of objectives
that may be taken into account in
planning the schoos teaching,
training and research programs.
In the statement, the medical
school acknowledges its respon-
sibility for the "preservation, ex-
tension and dissemination of
knowledge in the sciences and
arts of medicine," and points out
that the school's character is the
product of the personal and intel-
lectual interaction of its students
and faculty
Consequently, the faculty, for
the first time in the medical
school's 111-year history, set out
a concise list of goals.
1) "To create an environment
that will attract to it students
and faculty of excellence.
2) "To provide optimum oppor-
tunities for the student to learn
significant facts and principles,
to develop independent intellectual
discipline and to acquire the skills
and judgment required to apply
his knowledge to problems of hu-
man health and disease-whether
as a clinician or a laboratory in-
vestigator.
3) "To investigate and evaluate
the phenomena of life so that
knowledge and understanding are
increased.
Officials Halt
March Against
Alleged Vice
By The.Associated Press
City and college officials of Ter-
re Haute, Ind. halted a planned
student march in protest against
alleged vice to the city hall Tues-
day.
Students of Indiana State
Teachers College claimed Mark I.
Williams, dean of men, forbade
the demonstration. Two hundred
students gathered on campus, ar-
guing over the protest with school
officials.
A current article in the Satur-
day Evening Post supports stu-
dents claims that gambling and
prostitution flourish in the city.
Daily Staff Writer
Nabs Purse Thief
Quick action by Daly sports-
writer Dave Andrews, '62, led to
the apprehension of a purse
snatcher Wednesday night.
James Hines, of Ypsilanti ran
past the Student Publications
Bldg. at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday as
Andrews was leaving the building.
Hines was beinig pursued by -Rob-
ert MacNish and George Oser,
Grads, and Josephine Stewart,
owner of the purse Hines had
stolen.
"I chased him into the parking
lot and when I had almost caught
up with him he slowed down and
threw the purse at me. I kept
running, caught him and we both
fell down," Andrews said.
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