Yeshiva University - Masmid Yearbook (New York, NY)

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JAMES STfllAR SCHOOL OF GENERAL JEWISH STUDIES M YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 500 (W, MM NM1M.N Y. .0033 (2.!). EE One o Hedrashim cited in cor of this nd I bell approp and brocha. Our rabbi tell us of the p suk es lacol i time for eve ry thing is t hat th » re was a enter Gan Ec en, and a { between the entry and Hashem Elokim m and pla :ed him in Gar Eden, ra tells was lokcho b ' dvorim he had to cajol uade Eden, Ad ua res sted. He o make t - if you n shoulder the r« sponsibil Lty of l ' ovd and li sl- omra The s ime resist ince is found at the er d of ch.3 of Brei es la-ad Adan Jid not to leave arly. whe i Noach and t civili finally would , but we fin Hatavah x=iety oach ' to rk is the div ne decree , bi ild a new wor particularly The graduates, who have been prepar four years to emerge and take their place in Adam and Noach might feel a little hesitant about leaving, to them I have the following advice. Don ' t leave the Yeshiva! The special rebbe don ' t lose it. It will get even more special as the years go o While distance and careers and other factors might make it difficult to learn at the Yeshiva bais ha-medrash, wherever you will be; you ' r being Kovea eidim l ' torah will keep you in touch with the Yeshiva. you ' re Kedushifying your environment, involvement with chesed and support of Eretz Yisroel will be the best way of taking Yeshiva with you and through your noble efforts being credit to yourselves, your families and Yeshiva. may your efforts be crowned with much hatzlacha A .

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YESHIVA UNIVERSITY oundary, moving es, difficult an t a different relation oed as one leaves Colle ' Vjo -ft )qs?t fl c The hachana phase, prepar the embrace of kedusha. A oal, continuity of Torah and nd, facing this, the Yeshiva :ollege c Si is suddenly aware that ver y very few young Jews know as ch about Jews and Judaism, as heUoe s? Ut And S it is suddenly clear that if there is to be effective lea If the American Jewish Comm ln JJ P even the world Jewish community, K his colleagues will have other Yeshiva College g ill survive the next 50 or 10 to make the same kind of c raduates made for the firs t 100 b Jears tH of Yeshiva ' s dedication to 1 gradua n, and It is an awesome, even fr evade - for his own sake ghtening responsibility and t a responsibility which our , for the sake o£ his childre e too few for his children ' s children. His Rebbeim and teacher present and whose hopes at Yeshiva, who were so much he carries into the future, for their destinies are one. a par t of his , r qjl - J):ie V j ' ■ r 1 - iff '

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I. Dr. Israel Miller — Senior Vice President 2. Dr. Sheldon Socol — V P for Business Affairs 3. Dr. Egon Brennar — Executive V P 4. Rabbi Robert Hirt — V P for Administralion Rcits 5. Jacob Blazer — Director Facilities Management 6. Dr. Julius Shevlin — Director Athletics 7. Dr. Herbert Dobrinsky — V P University Affairs 8. David Zysman — V P Development 9. Judy Paikin — Director Undergraduate Admissions 10. Pinhas Friedenberg — University Registrar 1 1 . Vivian Owgang — Executive Assistant to the Senior V P 12. Pearl Bcrger — Dean University Library 13. Rabbi Joshua Cheifetz — Director Residence Halls 14. Rabbi Yosef Blau-Mashgiach Ruchani 15. Sam Hartslein — Director of Public Relations 16. Ira Jaskoll — Asst. Dean SSSB 17. Dr. Michael Hecht — Associate Dean YC 18. Jack Nussbaum — Director Student Finance 19. Robert Katz — Asst. to the Dean YC 20. Rabbi Marc Mandel — Asst. to the Dean of Students 21. Howard Rosenberg — Assoc. Director Food Services 22. Kenneth Wagner — Assoc. Director of Admissions