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Inovoin Sisto arn Montreal OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT May 1, 1965. Dear Graduates of 1965: As I look back over these four years, I cannot help thinking that they have sped by. Perhaps, in your estimation, the pace was far too deliberate - though I do hope that, even for your impatience, it proved too short for all that you had resolved to do. But if you are conscious of college's tempo as overly serene and deliberate, you may merely be saying, in youth's idiom, that you are young. Youth somehow has become universally important as an element in contem- porary society. And rightly so, if we look to the responsibilities that have been thrust on youth to carry out the cosmic decisions of peace and war. But youth has also become important in its own eyes, assuming the prerogative of judging all by standard that it devises and controls. And this too should be welcome to anyone who knows that a society can neither grow nor survive without constant access of new, untapped energies. Where else except from in- quiring energetic young spirits can we derive boldness to draw patterns of social justice in a complacent tired community, or convert what has been dis- missed as idealism into the reality of tomorrow? It may well be that you shall fail, as we before have failed, to make a world that is, in any truly visible way better. But if you have learned at Loyola not just schooling but true learning and love for learning; if you begin to suspect that protest about our world must glide into responsibility for it; and if you make solidarity with all men and women not just a tactical device but a way of life, you will have, I confess, no guarantee of visible improvement in the world. But you will have satisfying assurance that you have helped set the stage for the betterment that will surely come in God's good time - if always you know what to build before you destroy. May God bless you in the task ahead. You go with our pride, and our abiding good wishes. Yours sincerely, fo Patrick G. Malone, S.J. J President
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