John Jay College of Criminal Justice - Justitia Yearbook (New York, NY)

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editors' message We spoke recently with a gentleman who claimed to be a self-made man. We don't doubt that he was, at least as that phrase is informally understood, he displayed the arrogance and opulence of that breed, and we gathered that he'd had a good deal of personal success: and what I've gotten, I've gotten on my own. But laying his individual accomplishments aside, it seemed odd to us that he would claim to be self- made.', Did he invent his flesh? Did he nurse on his own breasts? Did he learn to read by staring into the dictionary? Did he learn to think without the influence of any other person? If an oak tree grew where none had grown before, would we call it a self-made tree? Or would we attribute its growth to the sun, air, water, and soil? Human beings are no different, and even our vain friend would have to agree that we are, as much as anything else, the sum of the people who touch our lives. This book is devoted to the people who made the self-making experience of education possible for you.