Kean University - Memorabilia Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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'wg-' 5 S O S X CONTENTS FACULTY . IO SENIORS . . . 20 CLASSES . . 9-I ORGANIZATIONS . IO2 SOCIETIES . . ISS SPORTS . . . . I74 DIRECTORY , I87

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Co PREFACE The past four years have been marked by many milestones-revision of the form of student govern- ment, recognition of social fraternities, readjustment of student finances, and student participation in curricula revision-all evidences of the general trend toward democratic procedures in education. May this book not only recreate memory pictures of your college days, but may it also serve to remind you how education for democracy was exemplified at N.S.T.C.

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