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OFFICE OF THE DEAN FORDHAM COLLEGE Manhattan Division SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FORDHAM UNIVERSITY 233sRoADwAY NEW'YORK JUNE, 1937 To the Seniors: Graduation! From School you step out into Life! Has Life a deeper, broader meaning as a result of School? Have you now a philosophy for Time and Eternity? True culture and true education should equip you for Life. Some think the basic work of education has to do with making money. This is not so. As J. C. Long pointed out, nafter the experience of the depression, we may Say that its most use- ful function may be to teach men how to lose money-courageously-to give them a content of thought, a point of view, an inner stability to meet any new situation.U Difficulties will, must, and should come. What really counts is how you meet them. You may remember from your study of poetics, WTu ne cede malis, sed contra audentior ito-Yield thou not to ills, but bolder go to meet them.H If School has given you that attitude, that outlook, count yourself fortunate indeed. The fortunate man is not he who never meets adversity, but he who knows how to meet it, and meets it like a man. Whatever then, Life holds in store for you, meet it bravely, like men-like Fordham men. The Society of Fordham men of which you are officially and naturally a part, expects of you a strict adherence to its ideals. Honesty along with success, humanity as well as courage, gentle- ness along with strength, and, above all, a con- stant sense of obligation to God, to country and your alma mater. I give you my heartfelt wishes for a happy Life. Sincerely, I , w'if'vvk!Vbc4A, REV. THOMAS J. MURRAY, S.J., Dean.
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