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foreword On registration day in the fall of 1950, Teachers College had been a going concern for 56 years. First we were a normal school, with a faculty of ten and a student body of T90 girls. Then two years of preparation became three . . . then four. The college that had been built to accommodate 200 had almost that many seniors alone, including many veterans of World War ll . . . gym classes at the Y . . . classes at the Jewish Center - some- thing had to give way. We were told when we were freshmen . . . something about a new college . . . but it seemed far away . . . into the future . . . Only architect's plans and nice drawings. Then one day we walked into the auditorium and Dr. Samuel Brownell, president of the college, turned on the movie proiector. Remember? The drawings and plans were larger now and more detailed. We were told about a new library with reading and listening rooms . . . a new gymnasium. Somehow, whenever we're at the Howe Street college, it's as though time and progress had not swept us onto a new campus. The Howe Street halls beckon to us, as an old friend, to linger awhile. The Poli Building is still next door . . . the doors are locked. No more is the faculty housed in its ornate, narrow confines. The ivy covered brick gives way to the sleek, mobile lines of the present. The freshmen do not know the Poli Building . . . gym classes at the Y . . . classes at the Jewish Center. Soon these things will be forgotten. We will say . . . Oh, yes, l remember . . . that was before the new college . . . Matter of fact, I went to two schools at the same time in my senior year. Yes, our senior year. Now it is over for us. We have watched and waited and seen. We have seen the story of Teachers College unfold. We are part of its history . . . we are part of its future.
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