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sidcnt and Pr jErnEst C. Moore vast of the University of Califo
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ORDER OF BOOE ALMA MATER ADMINISTRATION CLASSES LITERARY ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY ATHLETICS HUMOR
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FOREWORD Work is our greatest blessing; indeed, it ranks higher than that, it is perhaps our greatest necessity, for by it we make and keep ourselves men. When forced to till the ground, or die of starvation, the disorderly savage becomes more orderly. The heavy discipline of necessity makes him a civi- lized man. The human race has been a hard-working race. Even slavery, it is said, was a good school, for it forced men to be free. But, when we count our blessings, we find that some of them already have flown away. There is no longer money-earning employment for us all. Pro- duction has run ahead of demand, and the invention of machines to do the work of man has left many hands without work. This is technological un- employment, and the technological unemployment has come to stay. The problem of our time is not how to produce more but how to distribute that which is produced— that is, how to enable those who are unemployed to buy, which of course can be done only by dividing up the work there is so that every one will have some of it. That is the problem of our time, the distribu- tion of employment. When every one has been given his share of food-gaining work, the unemployment hours will not be less all around than the employed hours. How fill them up? For filled up they must be. I answer: Men must work to feed and clothe themselves. They must also work at occupations which, while they bring in no money, are not less definite than the others. I think we must stop using the word leisure. Its history and connotations are bad. We must talk about necessary occupation— tlie occupation which brings money and the occupation which does not but which Is no less neces- sary for us all. Then every man will answer: For my livelihood I do two things: I get my bread and meat by selling this particular form of skill, and I pursue these other trades to enlarge my world and fill my day. ERNEST CARROL MOORE
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