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"In June 1949, I graduated from CCNY, during July and August, I worked as a counselor at Camp CEJWIN, in September, I started taking classes as part of the newly created Master’s in Education program at CCNY, (known as the Free Fifth Year) and I…

"Over the years, I have met a lot of people in connection with my work."

"I have previously written about my six years at the Jewish Labor Committee (1956-62), and the move to Washington DC in December 1964 to be the Education Director of AFSCME."

"An undertaking of which I am especially proud was the June 14, 1968 Government Employees Fast Day."

"When I was at City College I heard a story about a professor who required his students to show him their note books at the end of the semester."

"Looking back on my life (as I have been doing most of my life) I began to see it as a tower. "

I was rummaging through my files today (February 16, 2009) and came across a folder labeled AFSCME.

"In May 1951, I had 'graduated' from the ILGWU Training Institute, but because I was now subject to the draft, I was not given an assignment."

"Reading my last resume, it gives the impression of a smooth flow of employment..."

"Our memory can really play tricks on us."