Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

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mlm DO YOU THINK THAT A PERSON HAS THE RIGHT TO HATE? No, I really don't think that anyone has the right to hate. We should be able to have enough respect for other people and their ideas that we do not have to resort to something like hate. Hate is a very narrow and closed-minded approach to other people. I doubt that there is anyone so much better than everyone else that he can be iustitied in looking down upon and hating someone else. The sad part is that even though I think it's wrong for people to hate other people, there's very little I can do to stop them from hating. Wendy Dominick Freshman Chicago, Illinois

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IS AMERICA ALL THAT YOU THOUGHT IT WOULD BE? To answer this, l would simply say 'No.' It is not the same as I thought it would be. Some ofthe things I have experienced have thrilled me. Others have shocked me. Sometimes I wonder how so many things could have happened to me within the span of two years. lt has been a crystal illusion. I can only pray as Pres. Koehneke did in the Spring Banquet of l97O: 'Pinch me, O Lordl' I would also like to salute those who have shared with me the miracle of friendship. Paul S. K. Chan Graduate Student Hong Kong

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i We WHAT ARE CTC-RF'S STRONG POINTS? The greatest asset of Concordia is the fellowship she extends to each member of her faculty and student body. Where else can one stroll down brightly painted corridors and find behind each doorway somethin' grand, beautiful and happy - a smiling friend saying 'Hi!'. Maggie Zoebl Sophomore Elmwood Park, Illinois