Kean University - Memorabilia Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Library stall assist in the enormous job of moving our many books from the Newark building. We move... The day of our departure finally arrives! The Union campus is ready to receive us. Because of the tre- mendous iob of organization done by the Planning and Development Committee, the moving is well or- ganized. The innumerable details are attended to and the anticipated problems are avoided. It is evident that there is order behind the confusion that naturally arises. Yet confusion there is! Students cheerfully step over the cartons cluttering the halls and race to empty lockers that are being carted away. Faculty members are dismayed to discover that the books needed for their next class have just been packed. A smile of accomplishment from our most enthusiastic President Wilkins. l

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There goes the library. In the midst of the excitment over our new loca- tion, when the time comes we find it hard to leave Newark. A rush of memories floods our minds. We are saddened by the sight of empty halls and class- rooms, for the learning and experience gained there will always be a vital part at us. The Tudor Room and the Sunken Garden can never be re- placed, yet we are determined that the activities and tradition formed there will continue in the life of our college. The presence of a single student accents, rather than fills, the emptiness. I ...from