Albany College of Pharmacy - Alembic Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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DEDICATION RINALDO V. DeNUZZO 6

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Alexander Pope, in his “Essay on Man” wrote: “His time a moment, and a point his space. If to be perfect in a certain sphere, What matter soon or late, or where or when? The blest today is as completely so s who began a thousand years ago.” The concept of Time has puzzled Man throughout his existence. It is something of which he is in awe. for he does not fully understand it and its abstract nature. It is measured, but what do we measure? It is immortal, and Man. in his moment, seeks to know' the infinite. Time's tied is indelibly written on the face of Earth; the land, its weathered rock, the expansive- sea. the ruins of ancient cities, indeed, the face of Man himself. All Man can do is hold l ime steady in the pages of books; in histories and even yearbooks such as this. We. the Editors, feel that since Time has played such a major role in the epic of Pharmacx. and since it has granted this, the oldest of professions, such a rich heritage, that it he honored in the pages of this book. lime Historical and lime bstract.

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Reflecting on the past five years, we the class of 1965, will retain in our memories the warm friendships and incidences of college days. For many of us, one of the first friendships was made as we stood in line on Registration Day and were welcomed by Professor Rinaldo V. DeNuzzo of the Pharmacy Department. From that time onward. Prof. DeNuzzo has played important and varied roles in our college life. As a teacher. Professor DeNuzzo discovered our weak points and guided us through Pharmaceutical Economics, Dispensing Lab and Pharmacy Management. We will never forget those prescription surveys!!! Nor can we fully express the gratitude due to Prof. DeNuzzo as he spoke at our meetings, arranged such activities as pharmaceutical conventions, tours to the Albany Medical Center and the Governor’s Mansion, and planned banquets and events to make it possible for us to become acquainted with professionals. Thus, Professor DeNuzzo, as a token of appreciation for your friendship, help and understanding, and to say “thank you,” we, the Class of 1965, dedicate this ALEMBIC PHARMAKON to you.