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5 i .f£R MARATHON HO.S, WEEK-nfiia l.sp Per Kour Activities — an important part of any college campus, is an essential aspect ot C]al Western because of its small size. Spon- sored b various organizations, not only as fund-raising pro- jects but also for the enjoyment of Cai Western students, they range from the serious Christmas program to the some- times hilarious Spring Sing. 12
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Devastalliln IMWli plagued mankind until he foe powerful mind on that physical problem and solved it ' by erecting a dam— a dam not merely to restrain the raging rivers, but to control and divert their vast natural energy to useful purposes. However, manliind has yet failed to even attempt control- ling the mental energies in the forms of prejudice and hatred which have caused far greater destruction than any natural phenomenon. A diverted and controlled flow of prejudice could be dealt with rationally, while an unchecked torrent necessarily requires immediate counter-action and leaves no middle ground for compromise. Individual relationship— person to person— must be the starting point in the control of personal prejudice. From there, tolerance between ethnic groups, and eventually nationalities, may slowly evolve. In the belief that the inter- national college campus is the ideal place for prejudice to begin its decline and international peace its ascent, the Loma Del Mar editors dedicate this yearbook to the follow- ing idea: We must live with those whose manners annoy us. whose practices offend us, and whose ideas disturb us. We must somehow learn to get along with these people or else be forever at odds with them, with ourselves, and with the world. Our tendency is to build a wall that will shut out those who differ from us, but each time we erect a barrier to shut someone out, we also shut ourselves in. We must remember that no matter what minority interest we may choose to safeguard, we are at the same time members of a larger society and these larger and more inclusive loyalties must be preserved. It is not wise to exalt our particular minority interest to the inclusion of the larger loyalty. The part is never greater than the whole. It is well to let the things for which we stand win their way Into the hearts of others through their own merit, to let causes and issues grow in strength through their own inherent goodness, rather than trying to wall them out because of our own lack of under- standing. Jealousy, pride or prejudice. To live with others we need to see the situation from the other person ' s point of view. ■% » m - T l Paul McElroy, Quiet Thoughts ; y : . ., .r '
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