Chatham College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Involvement means caring. Students to- day do care and care deeply. Involving them in the total work of the academic community is one important way for the American college to prove its faith in a generation in which, frankly, we certainly had better believe. EDWARD D. EDDY, JR. President of the College I fear that today ' s education is too apt to stress per- sonal involvement for its own sake. Instead, we need to learn the depths of pity and compassion arising from a sense of justice, the power of hate coming from an under- standing of life, and the importance of saving hate for issues which really matter. The American nation became strong because it valued a sense of responsibility for the condition of all men rather than those of a particular and privileged class. The keystone, therefore, is that precious, surprisingly unique assumption that in this nation one happens to be, in fact, his brother ' s keeper. The object of life is not to pursue security for its own sake — but, if se- curity must be pursued, it is only because then we can bet- ter speak to the whole human potential. 11

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DAVID HENDERSON Executive Dean BARBARA J. LEWIS Dean of Students 12