Fairleigh Dickinson University Rutherford - Castlelight Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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106 The Biological Society at the Rutherford campus was formed as an official organ of the Department of Biology for the purpose of cultivating and broadening the biological interests of its members. It does this by providing 0 portunities for the development of the art of gel -expression, and for the interchan e of ideas on scientific subjects. This year 516 society has accomplished much in presenting to its ninty-seven members interesting and valuable guest lecturers, field trips, and films culminated by the success of its annual publication, the Biosphere. Among this yeafs guest lecturers were Dr. David Opdyke of the Seton Hall School of Medicine and Dentistry, Dr. A. Eisenberg of the New York School of Chiropractic Medicine, and Ernest Buccini, O.D. an osteopathic physician from Rutherford. The society has conducted trips to the United States Naval Hospital at St. Albans, N. Y., the Eastern Pennsylvania PreoMedical and Pre-Dental Conference in Philadelphia, and the Sloan-Kettering Institute of Cancer Research in New York City. Most of this yeafs activities could not have been realized without the capable guidance and assistance of the Society's Moderator, Miss Anastasia and the insight and diligent work of its oHicers under the direction of John Castelli, Jr. John at work. BIOLOGY President - John Castelli Jr. Adviser - Miss Anastasia

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BETH-EL SOCIETY President e Merv Lindenbaum IHIH Ad, NH null 4mm 9 h ? Merv Lindenbaum A 3ft h . The Beth-El Society of Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- Top Heft t0 righU: H. Brownstien. 1. Gilbert. E. Sietz, E. Werbln, versity was inaugurated on the Rutherford campus J. Eiscnberg, E. Toonkel, B. Hurewitz. Bottom Heft to righU: S. in September. 1901. The objectives of the Society Levy, 1. Harris, J. Kellner, M. Lindenbaum, S. Goldenberg. are to provide an opportunity for the members to partit-ipate and gather on an informal basis, to recognize the Synagogue as the central institution of Jewish life and the principal source of knowledge and inspiration for all Jewish activities, and to identify as adults with Jewish tradition and ideals. The main activity of the club this year was the presentation of a concert at which the Four Preps ' appeared. :-t:r : .7. u$wue$t .mw-$$ noun... -wu-Ia-n-mue chum-au Will we make it, or wontt we. that is the question. 105

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SOCIETY !Left to righU: T. Mazza. A. Freeman. Miss Anastasia, Advisor, John Castelli, President, T. Tangora. D. Minter. 107