Columbia University College of Pharmacy - Apothekan Yearbook (New York, NY)

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WE ' RE GRADUATING We ' re graduating. We ' re through, finished, and most of us are glad, glad because we made it . . . because you can ' t go to school forever, and graduation means that we are ready to be, not to become, ready to live the things we have learned, ready to stand up and make decisions for ourselves, to use our own discretion and judgement. We hope we are ready. We have learned the facts, the skills, mastered the million and one details of our art. We should be ready. But are we? Have we learned to live with one another as men should, with a little honor and a bit of dignity? Have we learned to do what we feel to be right regardless of the consequences? Have we learned only how to make a living, or have we learned how to live? The answers will be written by all of us in the years to come. Pharmacy will be what we make it.

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