University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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In llii,- cnicial vciir. l ' ' 4.S. I ' oniicr family iiiemlx ' is and slinleiits of the I nivi-rsily of Washiiifiton aro (listin ;iiishiii ; thenis( lvcs on llic fightiuf; fronts of llic woilil. ami on the proihuiion and scientific fronts at home. The war has r(M|nircd many college stndents lo |ii(sl|ion - llic ()in|dcliiin ol llicir education until afti-r victory lias been won. This is rcf;rctlal(lc. Iiiil when i- i-onsidcr tiial what we are fi ;htinf; for is. ainonp other thinjis. the ri ;iit of a free people lo pive their sons and daufililers a college education at institutions of their own clioos- iufi. it will lie periiived that any teni])orary sacrifices made hy the |(reseut collcfie generation will inure to the ultiuialr lienefil of therusilves. llieir youu ' ier hrothers and sisters, and mankind in general. Akiiii k H. La (;i.ik (JoM-ruor of W ashiiigldu

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M V Df VH Sri i i: r : llavf iii l |i|Mil III n;ili i- llial in a uai-loni umld main ul von arc till licrt-, ciijoyiiifi om- iiT llic |iri ili ;;is laiili ' d you by this ;rcat (Ifiiiorracy of ours — tlic |)ri- vik ' fTL ' ol fioiiiLi Id llir lli{;c ol oiir choice and stu(Iyin j: the snl)jccts of your choice? That privilcfii ' ha- now liccoinc an oI(lif;alion lo fi iht as you have never r )Ui;lit he- fore. our light will ih ' cide if tliose follow ini; you are to have freedom in education. If you fail now, not only will you he lost hut all those who are yet to come will find nothinj; in ,-tore for ihern liiil slavery. So let all your efforts, holh you youuf!; men and you young women, he directed toward inunediate service lo your country. With hest wishes to all of you, I am Sincerely yours, L. P. SiKc; PresidenI