Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences - Stethoscope Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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h DEDIEATIIJN To the educated man and womanh-to the American who knows that only by appre' ciation and understanding of himself and others in the light of What is best for all may he attain to What is best for himself,- and to those Who 'today are seeking to learn these thingshwe dedicate this book. Niglal mm' day Ilze Iiglm aI kjmwledge Jlaine lar George 117 mbin glon .rtudemjf h

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FIJBEWIIBD An educated man is :1 democratic man; he be- lieves firmly that to each man is given the divine right to share in the planning of his own life; he knows it to be true that he and his neighbor must share equally in the planning for their mutual good. We are facing a test of education. Sincere and loyal Americans believe that all men deserve to share in decisions which concern them, that all men have equal rights and that all men have equal obligations to their country. Such Americans are the guards we need now against a future of intolerance and ignorance. .

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E .7. t... ',.,.uw Naue sLJRVGVDh The Melting Pot is so often used as a. synonym for the United States. Our nation it a melting potenet 21 cauldron in Which all the races and creeds 0f the world are blended into one drab mass, but one in which all cultures are allowed to thrive and prosper individually and yet are fused to protect that privilege of individuality. Evidence of this has been found in a survey conducted by the editorial staff of the Surveyor, encompassing hundreds of members of the student body. The results are enlightening. Fifty-eight per cent of the students qucs- tioned are girls; 42 per cent boys. Of the