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"This is a memoir I thought I would never have the courage to write."

"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…

"I would love to claim that I have had an impact on my times."

"Our memory can really play tricks on us."

"As I get older, I am becoming convinced that this is indeed a small world."

"As youngsters, we have all been asked by well meaning relatives: What do you want to be when you grow up?"

"In 1986, my job with the US Civil Rights Commission came to an end."

"I still remember the thrill I felt when I was given my first box of business cards."

"It occurred to me that another way of telling my story, at least that part of my story that deals with my work-life, is to look back at all my bosses, from first to last."

"I believe Philip Roth wrote a book called Letting Go."