Stern College for Women - Kochaviah Yearbook (New York, NY)

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► ► O o o o ► o ► o ► ► o ► ► ► ► o ► ► ► i z o ► Mr. Max Stern leSActqe srrom 1 1 [ax J5h ern As Stern College completes its third year, 1 congratulate you for the commend- able manner in which you have assumed your truly unique responsibilities as students of this young institution. Your college life has been full and gratifying. You are enjoying the benefits of an established student government; undergraduate publications; a variety of academic and social clubs and activities. You are inheriting and creating traditions. I am confident that you will continue to bring to your pursuits the same zeal and ability which have characterized them this past year. These have been among the college ' s greatest assets. They have helped elevate the nation ' s first liberal arts college tor women under Jewish auspices to prominence in both higher education and the American Jewish community. They have given substance to the idea that young women have an increasingly more important role to play in the advancement and strengthening of Judaism. i o o t o I o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o t o o June 4, 1957 Best wishes fo i a en happ summer. Sincerely, MAX STERN O O O O O O o o t o o o o o o o