l t i ACI-HEVEMENT No man knows what he can do until he tries. lrite, but true. Within every person lie potential possibilities. Tragic it is that rarely does a person realize his true self. Today, it is especially true that people are losing the sense of self-develop- ment. They find it easier to move with the mass, to rely on some one else to make the decision and do the directing. The value of individual personality and character is being lost in a fog of world confusion, despair, and shallow thinking. Why this general indifference to self-development? The main reason is that most people have no cause greater than themselves, no cause to which they can abandon themselves with whole-hearted enthusiasm. This is the key to all true self- development-to all achievement. Let a person consecrate himself to a great cause and he will attempt, and achieve, great things. -Donald Metz PROGRESS Man is always trying to make progress. He attempts inventions, discoveries, solutions to social and religious problems, and has all kinds of schemes to establish a Utopia on earth. There are as many ideas of progress and howto attain it as there are men living. Qurs is a day of extremes. A man is usually labeled a progressive or a re- actionary. lhere are left and right wings in legislative assemblies, fanatics and conservatives in religion. The extreme progressive dreams of a drastic upheaval which will catapult man into a glorious future, The dyed-in-the-wool conservative is opposed to all new ideas and experiments, and regrets the good old days. Both these extreme theories are wrong. The two must balance each other in society to give a healthy middle-of-the-road position which combines the forward vision of the radical and the practical hind-sight of the ultra-conservative. Real progress is steady, logical, considered change working from the past, in the present, to the future. There is a continuity in progress: it may appear to have starts and stops, but it is achieved by a continuous effort and growth. The accomplish- ments of the past and the present can not be discarded nor ignored, they are a part of the structure being created, and the future is definitely dependent upon them. By gradual steps, careful planning and continuous effort lasting progress can be achieved. -Charles Carter Q7
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