Fairleigh Dickinson University Teaneck - Cygnus Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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college of education acting dean maurie hillson college of business administration dean harold feldman 185

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fairleigh dickinson university teaneck To the Class of 1965: Motivation to come to the University is great and inspir- ing. Regardless of the end, the true worth of the beginning cannot be challenged. The members of the Class of 1965 have faced the responsibilities thrust upon them by an ever changing world in the academic atmosphere of the Teaneck Campus. The drive to think and learn has been sustained. Many convictions you brought with you when you entered have been set aside for new and more realistic ones. And this is as it should be, for the individual who leaves with all the same convictions he had when he entered has not re- sponded to the opportunities for culturing the mind. The capacity to doubt all presuppositions is, in a manner of speaking, true scholarship. It is my belief that you sub- scribe to this hypothesis, and recognize that any assumption must be analyzed, checked, and understood. That, you have learned, and it will support you well in your future relations in and with society. 184 t. 14.,- - ' j H . v .. dean marinus C. galanti When you came here from preparatory school you brought with you many keys-keys to open the doors to the halls of learning. You learned that education is not possible through mere attendance and the payment of fees; that it depends solely on your willingness to assume necessary re- sponsibilities, and possess maturity to meet them. The desire for knowledge should not wane with your bac- calaureate degree. The joy of learning is real. You have experienced it during the past four years, and in years to come the satisfaction will be greater. My compliments to the Class of 1965.

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college of liberal arts dean loyd haberly college of science and engineering dean harold rothbart