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

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£ ob, great ITlaster 3f the healing arts, Bless my slow unwieldy hanDs? ITlake skillcb arib sensitive y fingertips for all bcmanbsj As counter for bisaster, $iU my mental starts tpith keenness? let me life £hat other lives may thn ! eft mebium of my science, pursuance finb in health. £et each capsule that 3 count J9ielb strength rctoarbing tt Each liquib that 5 mix anctt?, Hach ointment for appliance. 3n all anb each amount

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Dedication PROFESSOR SAMUEL S. LIBERMAN It is not often that students in any educational insti- tution have among the faculty a person for whom they have a profound and sincere admiration and respect. We say not often because of the ever greater tendency of human beings to judge one another by superficialities. But in our comparatively short stay here we have found such a person. In Samuel Liberman we have found a great human being, a warm friend, and a fine and understanding teacher. In his courses he was a strict taskmaster, accept- ing only a full, complete knowledge of the subject. Yet he was always there to explain a point, show a new angle, or give a practical illustration. Professor Liberman never lost sight of the overall picture, nor did he let us lose our perspective. He never allowed us to forget that the purpose of education is not to turn out technicians, but rather skilled professional men, trained to think for themselves. It is therefore with deep pride and appreciation that we dedicate this, the 195S Apothekan, to Samuel S. Liberman.