City College of New York - Microcosm Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Associate Editor David L. Chemow, '22 Sports Albert H. Aronson, '24 Clubs and Organizations Harold Kink. '22 I-ouis J. Hoeflingcr. '22 Photography Daniel Kaplan, '23 Ft kt iHirrornsm $taff Editor-in-Chirf Alexander M. Levine, '22 Business Manager Louis Gendcll, '22 Fraternities Morton Vcsell, '22 Senior Histories Alexander Schaffer, '23 Circulation Louis Warsoff, '23 Associate Editor George M. Mandclbaum, '23 Art Solomon Dickstcin. '23 Advertising Lewis Ginsburg, '23 Julius Klamm, '23 Histories Israel B. Oscas, '22

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Huimunrft LONG before a good many of us were born Lugalzaggisi, later destined to become emperor of Babylonia, wrote the foreword to the Microcosm pub- lished by the graduating class of Babylon College. The editors of this volume, he wrote, “have labored with love to make this Microcosm of the Class of 4000 B.C. a true mirror of the activities of Alma Mater, a faithful portrayal of our struggles and triumphs, of our defeats and follies, etc., etc.” Luga put out his book, foreword and all. and the printer is still waiting for his check. And the immortal words of Luga have echoed through the forewords of millions of Microcosms for the next six thousand years. Comes now the Microcosm of 1922. For the mirror please substitute the magnifying glass, for the rose-coloured spectacles a pair of field glasses. We’re going to take advantage of our position and of your helplessness. We’re going to be as fair and just as we can. but we’re not going to be “nice or even polite. Alma Mater’s freckles are going to show under the searchlight. We’re not going to be popular, but we at least hope to be interesting. The 1922 Microcosm is herewith respectfully submitted. A. M. L.