Fordham University School of Business - Aries Yearbook (New York, NY)

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FOREWORD TIME serves to throw a haze over past experiences. We should he thankful for this natural process so far as painful experiences are concerned, for in the assuagement of time lies salvation from despair and insanity. But we should try to lceep happy memories always before us as definitely and as clearly as possible. Hence the value of this, our school annual. lt has been designed and put together so as to reflect, in the best possible manner, the lille we have lived as college men, and the memories of college days with which at present our minds are replete. We conceive of our school as an organic whole, composed of Administration, Faculty, and Student Body. all inter-dependent, fulfilling separate smaller functions, yet with the whole worlcing as a unit for the attainment of definite ideals. Our theme aims at depicting these ideals as successfully lived hy men in the world of men. It is hoped that they will he an inspiration to us at those times in life when we may, perhaps, have the desire to throw up our hands and despair of ever reaching to their heights. We leave you here with a view to the future. Long may you live and pleasant he your memories of the years spent in Fordham. If this volume helps in any way to malce those memories brighter, clearer and more concrete in the unlcnown future, we will feel we have done well, and are more than repaid for the lahor which we have put into the production of the 1957 ARIES.