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e n e je n yes m ita m .
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r u r istü rry o f rta riyitg t h a r (¿fapri& g fo r
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tie r * o u
w «r» ar* ersi a o i tèrtaià be o cù sv e d -
T i* b u s a o t a r a t u ^ w t i o f p a d i s t .
u a c u u d o u to war. oat offered : ì i j u v
t o e to tose* w as deywor* t i e t e s r a r t n * -
a e u aad wart* os a w orid ao m t ì t j « * -
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fas»UB asd o c i j ft d r t c t a fw -i to t ie w -fa
sad e r o s a « o f K a e a m f a s « t fo r pow er.
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u a t* * . o f fadrofataift w n iv e t ò c& fm <c
o s ie r ( « « ( m l are t e i f < w ow s. yeziara-
t f a after f a e n t o e . T ie r r /^ t i i a u to­
wards war m M W U O f l u t fro* su e. f e t i
■•Ttk d r a t a a i lib e r t y p rore» a p e c x c i
T a be w orth f r ' - ’ t for. B et a* w* i d s
apse t ie is a s c a t beads o f t e r d ù i r e t . at
pèay today, w* m sss feed a { ¿ a r e aad a
n â t that w« c a s u s effertorety u s u
beritaye o f L iberty except t k n i p t b Su».
bane e n rh á o r o f war.
la t ie irnnwria-to f «Sare. t ie ofay s«ope o f
worldwide peace a e r a to be a. at
o f the United N abob*. A s « S op.
a r p á a t f a pats ia to w 4 t i c yt
asd strivrr.g* o f O r i i U t o e t. * a H d e t e r ­
ment. But w* bar* W*rt«ed_ to <wr shocked
d ih t b r f. that words are oat «■tough. by
thesnsdre».
The continuing peases o f K orea « t il try
t i * m etti* o f the UN. i t t k o f i in a larger
t o a e it has passed its rritaeaJ tests and
em erged in a m ore heroic ligh t than before.
Bat t i e esnpfcasis a oe wortfa. r ee w ith t ie
wdhngnes* o f t ie genera, assem bly to o ffe r
m ilitary support in t ie challenge o f aggrea-
Its next step m ust be toward an interna­
tional arganizatoue. w ith elected represent­
atives from m em ber n a b o e j m eeting to o f­
ficially com m it their bomeiaxdft to the rule
o f t ie m ajority There should be a legisla­
tive and judicial phase bat mont im portant,
an adnuxustrmuv* aspect to t ie United Na­
tions— all answerable to t ie rotea and the
approval o f t ie people th em aeri«»
Sarei y t ie future o f 1*51 it im ponderable.
But if an international bedy were to tackle
all problem s o f the world w ith dem ocratic
directness there m ight yet be some hope
fo r C m hiat*on.
W1LL RL^E T W IU P H A N T
Human dignity is a value o f far-reaching
im portance. Upon it has been builded a civ ­
ilization o f C hristianity which stresses the
virtues o f tolerance, respect and ch a n ty .
Even m ore, it has recognized G od-given
rights o f religious f reedom and. is the
U nited States, the righ ts o f free speech, free
press, and other enhancem ents o f life, liberty
and the pursuit o f happiness
There is s basic strength in human d ig­
nity. It is instinctively felt by all people and
whim suppressed fo r long m ight well erupt
into violent protest.
W e pey tribute to our own founding fa ­
thers. They were impelled to undertake the
hazardous pilgrim age across a largely un­
charted ocean bv an unrinr for the d im itv
o f individuals w orshiping by their own lights
and interpretations.
Likew ise, the aggravations from being
taxed as colonial chattels by the M other
England, w ithout the dignified rights o f rep­
resentation in conduct o f their own a ffa irs
exploded in a R evolutionary W ar. fretn
w hich stem m ed the form ation o f the inde­
pendent United States.
It m atters little that other distractions
abroad spread England so thin that the iD-
equipped R evolutionary soldiers were able to
conclude the war with victory. Surely, had
the circum stances been d ifferen t, the E ng­
lish would have been forced to kill or im - I
trtunt Brìi
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5**»ift- these educators outline a long-range 1Q5T w itft repor. et «sS A o rt
r * r g . tg o f cataocal higher e d u ca tx c and ^ e r r iia ft. « n « r y - j «
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i w » f d or e w « r t« d t*t& ? Ufiesr
range thinking m term s o f potential future
' a v e r n e Of arbooi p e * « ft pro»-
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of analysis, how ever, is a cold and unyeOd- early ftfctot » U le Tb» eth er « o r k * * TJ” .* ^
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We toy half-heartedly w ith the expecta­ ( « i n sack p A T orr
la Viraeftta c o o a a ft;:} (pirn
tion that heavy em phasis on m ilitary ex­
isd n o je ra k e e pa*d off hartd-
penditure* will eventually bring about such a a t i r >a the payait of leh tt for
'e y . -toe r. ta to h i o f civilian h ie that the very the C h r j(a * i gift ta r t project.
basis o f governm ent wril] tend strongly to a
T b « EA.GLA a a r : _r c -♦ that ftS
m ilitary dictatorship. W e face such a pos­ rxp eeae» ar* t e r . j l d "paid ta
sibility w ith utter reluctance, hoping in our fa ir- asd a ta ita c e e t t l X t « rt-
tro ce « c a a u o a i r tte ir e d a id
own hearts that by so expressing a deep
fear we wriD be su fficien tly alerted to stand : » ;-o*. t*v±
Meas i t . . * tie T f* l A / t dah. oí
it o ff.
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By the m ajority opinion o f these college
ea irp ocy had it* C h n r m
parry
adm inistrators, how ever, the naked threat
arad voted to donate SS to the
we dread becom es clothed with the raim ents
L tr x tr fo r aoc o f its
o f an actuality. Particularly depressing is
the thoroughness w ith w hich oa r leaders in
higher euucwtioci step iurw ard with a de­
tailed blueprint o f a totalitarian regim e
Colleges and universities have long been
held to be a bulwark fo r enlightenm ent and
leadership preparation. W hether erroneously
or not. we have looked to institutions o f
The aarver* to rveryday
higher learning as exponents o f human d ig­
nity and the advancem ent o f the human
B t Tacnard A d s x i
race, in the science*, the a r u and the hu­
m anities.
A fter the shock o f this m ajority report
f\n
on national service passes, how ever, calm er
S i'
appraisal serve» to interpret the extent o f
its proposals as a w arning *:gnal. Surely the
threats to our system o f D em ocracy which
o ffe rs som e freedom o f choice ever, in em er­
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gencies is dangerously jeopardized, that our
college adm inistrators so com prehensively
(M i > T 1 0 . \ . If ta aa *a»er|rea_
chart its recom m endations.
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the interests o f national defense.
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Tripe away the factual existence o f the lead­
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reraiar
practice
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mrmm wsi A emme}’’>». - w #j*
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in a differea*. I
sion.
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the grvup berieve» wi9 strerg th ec the rarri
>f the raSioc in rte r _ r ta r y ¿ f o r t s .
Proposed, in additioc to the »military train­
ing o f every ahie-tKKbed zeal* citizen who
rearr*» 1*. if not sriH in high school, but in
any case not Sater than 19 years old. is a
rw «*pcrg s a f f t t t o x o f «L g x -rg aS to* re-
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IF WI NTER TOM BS—
Pessim ism m ight reflect the «pin t o f so
manv o f us who. noting the typically open
Oregon w eather, still express dire reserva­
tions as to the cold, ice and snow which i«
seen a« a healthy threat.
One thing that must be adm itted, how­
ever. Each day o f rain or above zero tem per­
ature will mean ju st that much less o f
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