We view today a world of gross economic inequality, threatened with mass slavery and brutal domination mad men and worse. What has become of concepts of humanism, of "live and let live." of neighbourliness and of charity? It seems they are currently considered impractical abstructions only to be talked about but not actually to be implemented in the real and tangible affairs of the world The graduate of today is summoned to put his education to work for humanity ab never before, The times call for clear thinking and courageous appraisement of events and world practices. We are tired of the "strong, silent men" who do nothing so impressively while the world is catching on fire. We are more than tired of the noisy, excitable "men of action" who are doing everything to spread the flames, We are tired of the stereotyped formulas and political jargon offered us for the solution of our problems. We are tired of economic doctrines based solely upon greed which admit no considerations of social justice. We are tired of crack-pot economists who promise miracles of abundance without brain work or any work. We are tired of mob rule under demagogues and regimentation under tyrant "What we seek is a renaissance of weigh. to judge and to discern what is important and what is not important. "Learn what to expend your vitality upon and what to minimize or ignore. There is, of course, no substitute for character and nothing the world can offer is worth exchange ing for it. That is perhaps the first lesson in acquiring a sense of values. Never mind losing face but be sure you do not lose your honour
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