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MASGN WELCH GROSS President Ph.D. To the Senior Class of the Newark Colleges: The theme, Understanding Through Knowledge, chosen for your 1965 ENCORE is an appropriate one, for the time and place in which we 'Find ourselves. A l do not believe there has ever been such an abundance of situations, problems it you will, that demand understanding, in the highest and best sense of the word. Yet understanding, unless based upon knowledge, is at best a tolerant indifference, at worst, the most hopeless sentimentality. Without a sound base in knowledge, understanding lacks intelligent purpose. ln these college years, we hope you have gained at least the beginning of knowledge and understanding of yourselves, your fellow students, and of this world in which we live. We wish that this growth in both your knowledge and understanding may never end. Sincerely, Mason W. Gross
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gt l t t IRVING PAWA Dean of Students pw? AB., MA. Eiz i i Y 1 '- 'gg tl To the Class of 7965: When ENCORE'S editor, Miss Szulecki, informed me that the yearbook's theme would be Understanding Through Knowledge, I thought how timely this was, if extended beyond the walls of our classrooms and buildings, beyond our extracurricular activities and out into the world of Meridian, Mississippi and Selma, Alabama. Certainly our times call for understanding in the broadest sense, under- standing ot the rights and dignity of all men in all places. And how can understanding develop and flourish? Through knowledge, of course. You have had a rare opportunity during your undergraduate career now drawing to a close, you have been privileged to pursue and acquire knowl- edge and with it to test your ability to understand your college work, your teachers, and your peers. lt is my sincere hope that the opportunities you have had here and that which you have learned will help you to achieve a better understanding of the world into which you now go and that through the knowledge you have acquired at Rutgers you will help to spread understanding in the areas of our society which need it so badly. Good luck, Irving Pawa
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