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tion. Resumjng our remaining days of study at Washington Square with a strange new seriousness, responsibility, and maturity, we worked-and waited. It is an uncertain, confused, high-tension world into which we graduate. An impending shadow of aggression hangs low over the Class of 1951. For us, the University diploma holds more than its traditional symbolization of advanced academic achievement,-our diploma is our pride in past accomplishment, our present source of strength,-our promise, our weapon, and our hope for the future . . ..T.G.
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patient indifference to a vivid awareness of the hourly scume. This aware- ness, however, was tempered, not with the irritated protest of a freshman, but rather with the reflective amusement of a senior. Nevertheless, very little time was devoted to observing the landmarks of our University education after the mail started bringing greetings from the Government along with replies from graduate schools. Once again, cir- cumstance compelled us to alter our plans,-our carefully deliberated plans,-our unfulfilled goals. Occupational considerations and prospects for graduate study assumed an aspect of secondary importance and were temporarily laid aside, pending further developments in the Korean situa-
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O UR Many members of our graduating class have been heard to bemoan the fact that they had never been privileged to enjoy the benefits of a true university campus. How mistaken they were! Although most of us have been oblivious to the fact for many years, Washington Square College does have a campus,-a campus which, for beauty, artistry, and inspiration, does not have its equal anywhere else in the world. For the benefit of those who have graduated without having had the opportunity of visiting their campus, and to awaken fond reminiscences among those who have taken advantage of their privilege, we have compiled a collection of some of the many interesting landmarks of this campus, Greenwich Village. Historic gas lamp in Mac Dougal Alley, Elaliorately hand-carved tealcwood, im- landmark ofthe Old Village. ported fron India in 1880's. 12
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