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Admissions The Admissions office is the first contact with CMU that most freshmen have, and, along with the responsibility of selecting a freshman class each year, they serve as an informational resource for prospective students. counter clockwise from left: Sanford Rivers, William Elliott. Wayne Bond, Barbara Richardson, Deborah Mall, and Michael Steidel. 21
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Carnegie-Mellon University Office of the President 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania 15213 (412) 578-2200 November 24, 1982 Dear students: I want to congratulate you on completing your academic work at Carnegie-Mellon. You have graduated from a demanding program, and you can feel pleased with your achievement. We are proud to have had you here and want to thank you for your many contributions to improving Carnegie-MelIon. Over the past ten years, the university has expanded its educational and research activities and has made tremendous strides in establishing itself as one of the top universities in the nation. We began a number of programs, such as a liberal-professional educational program, based on a rigorous core curriculum, in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. We also formed a number of new departments, including Biological Sciences, Engineering and Public Policy, Statistics, and Social Sciences. These developments have increased the reputation of Carnegie-Mellon, both nationally and internationally. Research has increased from $10 million in 1972 to $40 million at the end of the fiscal year 1982. A new and exciting area for research is the Robotics Institute, which we expect to expand rapidly over the next ten years. Our new venture with IBM for personal computing on our campus promises to be one of the most exciting developments in education in this century. The period that we are living through will be viewed as more crucial for our future than any time since the 1930's. Our decisions and actions in the next ten years will establish the society we will have and will affect our impact on making life on earth better and safer for everyone. As educated persons, you will be a part of the planning process for the future. I urge you to exert your leadership for our country in whatever fields you enter. Your decisions must be based on the criterion of what is best for the country and not what is best for each of us. Carnegie-Mellon University has had and will continue to have an important stake in your future. I wish you success and good luck in your endeavors. Si ncerely, 20
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