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ff fa,.,.,X'C-' 'f '?'CL gf.--4' J fl 4:-f' 45 'Z l A,- 44' I'- i -1? OPPORTUNITY OUR GREAT AMERICAN PRIVILEGE Equal oppoltunities are guaran teed every American citizen by the The rise of Abraham Lincoln from poor boy in log cabin to President in the White House is only one of the many 1nsp1r1ng illustratlons of this right Opportunity comes to us through freedom the right to choose one thlng from another the right to our own mmds and souls and the right to approach God in our own ways Through freedom there has arisen in our country a way of life known as Americanlsm which IS the ablllty of the smallest to compete with the greatest and the desue and once said for oppor will to work Crabbe How often do we sigh Providence would fre quently lead to the accomplishment of most important usefulness' The opportunity of worshipping as we believe IS part of the great American concept of personal liberty and human dignity We have the oppoitunlty to our own cultui al and spiritual lights and of expanding Just as the first thirteen colonies ex panded into the worlds greatest nation We can pioxlde our own govern ment through ballot and the wote neglect the openings of in little things which I I L 4 , .M J. , 4 p it ' Y DCFZI '76 ,-of i-N ri r f T gg gl 1 4-L- L 1 'X '11 qv- Q .., of 'l T -L ,, X. T 4 ' I .fy . . Vt,-' ' . . - . u , , . . . ,, . Constitution of the United States. tunities of doing good, whilst we 9 , - . . , . , . . . . . . y ,, , . ' , h -V ' v . ' I Q 9 Q 7 . . . , . ,, . . ,, . . . , .
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WhlCh IS a falr means of setthng all problems One wr1ter sald The tradxtlonal way of brmgmg about change 1n Amerlca IS by ballot-not by bullet Because of the oDP01'tun1tY Whlch our country offers us not only 1n our rlght to worshlp God as we choose and to speak our mlnds free ly but also ln our rlght to economlc freedom let us be grateful and proud that we belong to such a country as the Un1ted States of Amerlca Sandra O Connell 58 IMPRESSION The ch1lly dampness of the July alone along the beach Far down the waterfront the hghts of the small seaslde towns peeped dlmly through the m1st On one end of the beach a great stone breakwater loomed up 1n the darkness The llght from the red beacon on 1tS end gave the molst alr a p1nk hue Through th1S pmk haze I could make out the solltary figure of a man who had wandered out on the breakwater to be alone w1th h1s thoughts As I contlnued on my way I heard the gentle slapplng of the waves agalnst the rocks and the occaslonal dronmg of a Coast Guard plane overhead Susan Amazeen 58 IMPRESSION The moon reflected ltself 1n the stlllness of the lake A sllver beam from somewhere ln the heavens seemed to dance on the surface be cause It had escaped from the others and was showlng off IH front of them There was a gentle lapplng of the water agamst the shore l1ke the muslc of a lullaby to the surroundmg countryside Dhonna Lee Perry 58 THE UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA Russia and the Un1ted States are the two largest powers on earth Whlch one IS the largest IS contro xerslal Russla has done just about as she pleases wxthout the Un1ted ve1y much about It Th1S makes the Un1ted States and the Un1ted Na tlons appear cowardly A good example IS Hungary In 1956 the RUSS1aHS l1terally marched 1n and took over The Hungar1ans reslsted thls attack but how can such a small country hope to w1n over such odds? D1d the Unlted States do anythmg about 1t They sent the Red Cross to help wlth the wounded and they lequested the RUSSIZHS to stop but they dldnt send any help as far as flghtlllg IS concerned The govern ment has reasons or excuses for not sendlng troops One of Wh1Ch IS the th1 eat of an at0mlC war Wh1Ch would ' 'I Il s 7 rr ' , . . 1 ' l ' 3 . . - v , . , 1 1 7' Y , - Y . . . evening Surrounded me as I Walked States or the United Nations doing O . - ' ' , Q n , n . , . ' 9 ' ' , , . , y ' 9 . ' ' l
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