Barnard School - Mirror Yearbook (New York, NY)

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can lbs. ef-'ei i- ' be -fm-5 I ,--sa. .'Q:,'g:i,A: H J - S .- -- l - .- 1. , . V- L . 'fzl 1 .1:' 9 , with all its faults, is yet the greatest and the most moving of modern cities built by refugees to shelter and protect their dreams on alien soil For that is what it is, a metropolis of dreams realized and unrealized ... dreams of every age and intensity .n So when in the small hours you open the window, and the cool of the darkness flows into the heated mom, it is on a beautiful and improbable city of dreams that you look, some tragic, some naive, but many of them practicable and to be achieved in the future, near or distant, by the labors of these same dreamers when awake during the working day. Thus in the main the dreams will be fulfilled, and the hopes that prevail over fears are justified. - Osbert Sitwell The Four Continents'

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TABLE QED E EGATEQN .............. A MENESTRATEQN FAGULITY .................. .-.------.--- SCf3HIC3C2T!lu --... AGTEVETJEES .......... STAFF EDITOR Monica Ferrer ASSISTANT EDITOR Whicnie Payne BUSINESS MANAGER Margarita Burgos ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Lydia Chmel PHOTOGRAPHER Terri Foster ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER Brona I-Iarchetre Michael Byrd '87 Valerie Fuchs '88 Paul Thompson '89 Anna Vainbaum '91 63 '17 1 35 4-E53 4391 5391