Indiana Institute of Technology - Kekiongan Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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President Keene The dignity of man is not a thing that comes to one, or a group, or a nation through grandstand plays, braggadocio, blatant do-goodism, verbose generosity, or self-dramatized unselfishness. The dignity of man is achieved by the simple process of doing the things your heart dictates, of taking seriously the responsibilities of family, business and the social structure in which we live. The dignity of man is achieved by unobtrusively recognizing that your fellow man has his rights and that it is only natural for you to respect them. The dignity of man is self-apparent when charity is given so quietly as never to call attention to oneself, nor cause embarrassment to the recipient. A man may make mistakes, but he isn ' t a failure until he starts blaming someone else. ,; .

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Science Fair and Carnival

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