Columbia University School of Nursing - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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coNTENTs City Rhythm Calendar of Events The Class of 1983 The Class of 1984 Faculty and Administration Potpourri Extracurricular Advertisements

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Columbia University in the City of New York School of Nursing 1983

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New York, New York has often been called the rain- bow city. A place of great variation, character and prom- ise, our city compares to no other place in the world. From the cosmopolitan flair of its Madison Avenue penthouses to the despair of its ethnic ghettos, New York remains a hauntingly human city, yet a city with a soul, a place people call home. By our sojourn here, we have all experi- enced a sense of vitality and of being and belonging. We have developed a unique pace, our own definite style, a certain . . . city rhythm. Being a part of Columbia University's School of Nurs- ing has provided further introspection into that rhythm. We as students have seen and felt the hectic, exciting and many times shocking aspects of city rhythm. Through personal, social and clinical experiences, we have observed life at its very core of existence. It is this city rhythm, in fact, that has deeply affected our lives, that has changed us and enabled us to grow. The essence of this rhythm and the soul ofthe city is indeed its people. We, the class of 1985, wish to dedicate our yearbook to the diversified people of New York, the myraid of faces and personalities who add to the beat of its rhythm and comprise the multicolored layers of its rainbow . . .