University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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U M I ) .-- ' .-: Sk%«- ' REPUBUlO ' ' o« t .ii.iJ- ' TO- .. D. C - ' ' en ■ BUCKl NGHAX PA - Sfe . ' ' . - e. ■ o, ' ' , to °f ■f-o,. ' ° , --ck r«oelpt gf ■ lea:; t tppeiii StRt ♦ ' ttitKf!? WltTlt Often it is repeated that the way to peace is through our students; that the dissolution of ignorance, intolerance, and misunderstanding will enable us to live in peace and har- mony with all men. Thus, for the college generation today, the value of education is more than just individual security; it means the security of all mankind. Although the hopes and aspirations of youth and of all mankind are obscured by the ominous cloud of suspicion, mistrust, and fear which darkens the world today ; optimism abides with us, as the messages which the nations of the world have contributed to the dedication of this book will indicate. Only through clear understanding of world prob- lems is it possible to obtain enduring peace. It is then the re- sponsibility of each of us to train our minds to attain this end. Si. V ' ■«» •Q . . ..: ' :; ' , - 1-. - ' • . .., ' ' ' j---