New York University School of Commerce - Commerce Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Foreword f Hlmagination rules the world. -NAPOLEON. Out of vision and dreams have been born all great achievements. Out of the inspired imagination of eight gentleg men of lofty ideals New York University was created 104 years ago. The purpose of this 26th volume of the Violet is to present in mood and actual content the spirit of the modern and the new as evidenced in our University today. Though its pages reveal the beauty and the simplicity of the modern, like a chiaroscuro, they remind us as well of the magnificence and splendor of the old. lf the contrast of the new age-our college of today-against the backdrop of the age of our founders gives us fresh inspiration and sets a spark to our imagination, the purpose of this book is well-fulfilled. - f