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ADMINISTRATION Geometrically designed, the administration building isn ' t unique when compared to other similar educational facilities. Yet, this is where the similarity to any other institution ends, for the design with which we are concerned is that used in building an education; and in this respect, it is indeed unusual. Within these esthetically pure walls rests the heart of Glassboro ' s organization, the parts which guide, finance, and register. All of these units perform their individual tasks while remaining an inte- grated portion of a superbly integrated whole; herein lies the value of a well-coordinated operation, so vitally necessary to the smooth functioning of a multi-million dollar institution, such as Glassboro. Keeping this operation in mind, one realizes that this is not the product of an impersonal task force surrounded by flourescent lights and cooly efficient furnishings, but a product of administrators who, with a dedication unequalled, live to serve us, the future educators of the world.
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PRESIDENT The Class of 1 966 has its feet firmly planted on the surface of a rapidly moving world. From its vantage point it has seen astronauts stepping out into space, attached by a tether to an orbiting vessel. It has v itnessed an un- declared military conflict in Viet Nam. It has seen Civil Rights marches and countermarches, Viet Nam teach-ins, the New York V orld ' s Fair, a papal visit to the United Nations, a World Series title for the Los Angeles Dodg- ers, Anti-Poverty programs, and President Johnson wringing from Congress unprece- dented legislation affecting education. The Class of 1966 is the first class to enter a world in which education is acknowledged to be our greatest hope, the common denom- inator in all solutions to social problems. In- herent in the situation is a challenge which must be accepted. As graduates, you become our colleagues, our associates, and we welcome you with con- fidence and affection. It will be good to work with you, in helping to meet the world ' s needs in the field of education and the development of people. THOMAS E. ROBINSON President 26
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