NYU Washington Square College - Album Yearbook (New York, NY)

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I IEDHCATIIQN HE 1951 ALBUM is respectfully dedicated to Professor Joseph Richard qVToven. As Director of the Foreign Students' Center of New York Uni- versity, Professor Toven has given generously of his wonderful energies to the cause of international understanding and cooperation. Uncounted throngs of foreign students, leaders of tomorroW's free world, have been privileged to pursue their education in the United States under his skillful guidance and to benefit from his kind advice. Throughout, Professor Toven has remained a modest and unassuming figure, Whose door is always open to those seeking his help. For his devotion to his task, for his ever-present interest in the Welfare of his students, for his great heart, he Well deserves our Whole-hearted admiration. Q UWwQAQg9QJQg9QJWQ9QJWk9Q!WL9OJWk9 GJWL9QJQQQJQL9G!WL9QJQwQ2Wk9 Q9

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1 4 P ANP t r A f X Z' WALWR' T il! ,f 7 ' QT, ., 1-4 , '1 ' . ff 4. L, 5 ,Q ,. :.1 4 . fi T if - ' T f t fe , A. At the close of this midcentury, the world, engrossed in its re- covery from the conflagration provoked by the National-Socialist dreams of global domination, has once again been interrupted. For the third time since 1900, our globe is faced with the dismal pros- pects of a contest with prophets of international lawlessness. How- ever, the present challenge is infinitely more dangerous, as it is promoted by forces of unprecedented vastness and ruthlessness. If the free world is to survive, it is imperative that it muster all of its available strength and resources. The extent to which we can rely on Europe in this conflict is uncertain. European vitality has been sadly drained by the past decade, and its present state of readiness is problematic. Obviously, our strength cannot be contingent upon the cooperation of the Old World. The foundation of our security lies right here, on this continent, among our brothers to the North and to the South. The Second World War has amply demonstrated th at Pan -American Solidar-