Bay Path College - Portico Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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PRESIDENT CARR'S MESSAGE lhe problem ol communication between generations has always been difficult. Hur genciyuions---yours and inine-are no exception. The younger generation, perh.ips in honest and impatient frustration, condemns what it does not under- stand. lhc older generation tends to ofler apologies for tasks left undone and problems unsolved. I oflcr no such apology for my generation-and if my peers would constantly remind yot1 that your generation has spent very little time listen- ing to our voice of experience, I accept no such reminder because I believe more ol' you hate been listening than we realize. Ellie world may be plagued with war, poverty, disease and racial strife but I maintain that no previous generation has ever been left, as yours has been, a legacy of the tools of communication, transportation and technology with which to work on the solution of these problems. Never before has a generation provided all ol' these tools and at the same time left offspring with the intelligence and enthusi- ttsltt to use them. In the last few years, our news media have been busy disseminat- ing stories of the unwashed, the hippies and the beatniksg however, extensive research indicates that this element is but a small segment of a very serious-minded and intelligent college student population. Your contribution to whatever small corner of the world you live in will be essentially a personal one. Charles Duncan Mclver said, When you educate a man you educate an individual, when you educate a woman you educate a whole familyfi Therefore, in fulfilling your personal role as a woman keep in mind those little things that hold a family and a community together and make living a yyorthyyhile experience . . . remember the importance of not taking yourself so seriously that you forget to take time out to dream a little, it adds an element of imagination . . . provide moments for music and poetry, they add tranquillity and compassion to your relationship with people . . . above all, love someone so much that occasionally you cry. this will ensure that you laugh a lot. That you may enjoy life, I wish you good healthg that you may be successful, I 'wish you good luck. If x i its WM ff 8 5