Douglass College - Quair Yearbook (New Brunswick, NJ)

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195fl, in the usual sense, was not year on the NJC cznnpus. No new buildi no radical changes were made in policy, c student lite. 1950 is rather 21 svinhol of gradual change-21 vital process niarked small changes which nevertheless consti vzince. A revised regulation, an added co there, an outstanding lecture, a new insii problem of group living. ln view of these little things , t Cwjlllllil' sincerely dedicate this volume to faculty, and administration, whose progre building' our college into zi fine, modern at tution. 4 spectacular gs went up, rriculuin, or 1 process of f seemingly te real ad- se here and t into some e editors of ie students. ive spirit is demic insti-

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First, let us say that everything in this book is exactly where you find it, as has been the custom for a number of years. Most people will immediately turn to the middle of the book to look at the senior pictures and writeups. We considered putting them in another place just to surpriseyou and because we thought that you might accidentally read some- thing else in the process of hunting, but this idea was thrown out early on the principle that it was a low trick to pull on such a nice lot of people. There is a theme to this book. It has to do with progress, and, as you can see by the dedication fif you haven't read it, for heaven's sake do it now or you won't know what we're talking aboutj, we believe that NJC has made a great deal of progress in these four years. The honor system has come down to earth where everyone can see it as a working, practical thing rather than a lofty ideal--rules have been made more flexible--we decided that later hours of return on the weekend would not interfere with our value judgments- and we came to the conclusion that it would be possible to be cheerleaders for the Rutgers football team and still retain our dignity.