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l as fn' My S 4 I. 3 .AN -'uf-.2 .U 1 1 1 af ,f ' fm' J' .A 'lil Id' if' Q' hui Every year, sometime in June, we at John Jay suddenly realize that ours is an extraordinary college. We do not have to lecture our graduates on the need to buckle their belts and earn a living, or on the importance of distinguishing the academic life from the real world. Our graduates have been earning both a living and a degree for sometime. Like all other colleges in this difficult year, John Jay has its problems. Still, I believe there is a mutual respect of faculty and students which is quite unique in the present situation. We on the faculty-if I may presume to speak for my colleagues-have learned that mature men and women can study very effectively while working in very demanding jobs. You who are graduating have, I hope, learned that John Jay is a first-rate college with an accomplished and sympathetic faculty. We are proud of you for achieveing your success under difficult circumstances. We wish you well and hope you remember us fondly. John Cammett Dean of Faculty I9
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