University at Buffalo - Buffalonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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NE could not wish you more, I would not wish you less than that you may attain in rare degree, both art and science, and a good name. This above all: to thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. 7 , ff f' X X

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'sa 'Q UCCESS is wished for each of you. What is success? All too often it merely is making money. A much higher goal is making a man. You are expecting a license from the State to do things forbidden to others. Always remember rights carry duties. The State expects you to give its citi- zens genuine service for the rights it gives you. WZ.. ,vi JM l Q i . J f E g U E i s J Q I ul

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RADUATION is not the most significant event in one's life notwithstanding all the effort which you have expended, as it only authorizes you to engage in that which is become your real achievement, a period of earnest service to mankind. Success will be measured according to your inter- pretation of honesty, intelligence, and skill in the discharge of future obligations.