LaGuardia Community College - LaGuardia Yearbook (Long Island City, NY)

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Dear Graduating Ciass of 1983: It has been a littie over a decade since the first c1ass of graduating students passed through LaGuardia. Even in that relatively short amount of tine, the college has changed as dhamatically as the world around us. Some of you are about to receive degrees in programs that didn't even exist at LaGuardia ten years ago. All of you have had the oppor- tunity to enjoy a new co11ege building which was onIy a dream on an architect's sketch pad when the college first opened its doors. As a young coIIege that continues to change and grow, we share a very special bond with our students. Like you, we are eager to 100k ahead to the future and meet cha11enges that are just over the horizon. We hope that our unique emphasis on preparing you for the worId beyond the c1assroom serves you we11 and strengthens our ties with a growing famin of LaGuardia graduates. Our best wishes for happiness and success are with you aiways. Sincerely, lem Martin G. Moed Vice Presidenti Dean of Facu1ty

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To the Graduating Class of 1983: It is with great pleasure, and a deep sense of pride, that I extend my congratulations to LaGuardia's Class of 1983. What once seems like a far away dream has become a reality. The program of study which you have successfully completed will forever serve as a tribute to yOur dedication and perseverance. YOur degree will say to all that you have met the demanding challenges of college. It is proof that when y0u set out to accomplish something, it will get done. I hope that in Our efforts to accomplish Our primary task - to prepare you for a more successful and rewarding life - that, indeed, we have served you well. Again, my congratulations and best wishes for a happy and successful future! Sincerel JSlgb

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10 September, 1983 To the Graduating Class of 1983: I extend my sincerest congratulations as you complete your studies at LaGuardia. You should be proud of the degree you have earned because it represents both the acquisition of skills and knowledge, as well as such personal qualities as commitment and perseverance. This Yearbook reflects the many and varied aspects of your LaGuarala career, including internship and classroom -experiences, participation in co-curricular activities, and interactions with teachers, cooperative education coordinators, counselors, staff, and your fellow students. I know that it will be a welcome reminder of the productive years you spent at LaGuardia. Again, congratulations and best wishes for the future! Sincerely, LVCLCM 719 -K 49117.44 c779 William L. Hamilton Dean of Students