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STERN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN r.3 Dear Graduate . November I . li S6 Ovet the yean Stern College tor Women has boon setting its sights ever higher and us reach ever larthcr We can all nghtlv be proud that our Jewish Studies program, the foundation ol our educational mission, has 3n intellectual vigor that engages the searching mind and soul, that our general studies curriculum truly focuses on the central and pivotal concerns ol Western Civilization, that our career tracks provide the incisive skills needed tor achievement in the professions. However to grow from this position of strength toward greater goals requires careful thought, planning and above all the setting ot priorities. We truly hope we can count on you. our graduates, to help with this task. Similarlv I feel |ustU proud ot vour personal accomplishments. As a group you are well educated and articulate. More importantly you have internalized the values of our heritage and have demonstrated in word and deed your respect for learning and your deep concern for vour fellow man. However what was relatively easy to achieve in the confines ot our College mav not be so easily maintained in a changing world. If I were to offer mv advice to vou at this critical time it would be to set your priorities carelullv Choose goals worth attaining. Fight battles worth winning. Spend your precious time on meaningful activities and with meaningful people. Improve yourself and improve the world. This is a formidable task, but then you are a talented group of On behalf of the faculty and staff I wish you much success. May you go from strength to strength in all your undertakings. Sincerely, £J £ -- ; ■■ ' ..-■. -.. -. ■ ' .. . ■ ■ •. iO Dear Graduates. As Yeshiva University, after one hundred years of existence, continues to progress from strength to strength. Stern College women are proclaiming a desire for unparalleled standards of academic excellence. Although much praise has been forthcoming as those goals are being realized, much criticism has been levelled, almost arbitrarily, against administrators, faculty and fellow students for tolerating anything less than excellence. Such criticism often merely veils an unwillingness on the part of an individual to extend herself and 10 invest the energies required to attain excellence. To shift the blame is to deny one ' s responsibility. During the past four years you have grown and matured. Vou have had the opportunity to be challenged — to investigate issues, research theories and to probe inner truths stripped of their facades. In an environment of Torah education and practice you have progressed in your observance of mitzvot. n- ■ • l 3f iU 9y Ipj (f The mitzvot were given to purify Israel. Through your heightened levels of observance vou have improved your qualities, strengthened your character and developed greater self control. It is our hope that the keen awareness and self- discipline vou have acquired will ensure that you continually strive toward greater heights, for introspection and real growth result in the internal development of standards Standards that are met and maintained, not because they are imposed from without, but because they emanate from Within May you set lor yourselves high tand.irds of academic achievement, community responsibility, personal behavior and Integrity and. above all. have the courage and determination to pursue them Ah. but a man ' s reach should exceed his grasp, or ■ he iven i, -I • Sim erely. hfw
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