Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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rights of others, the more effectively will he contribute to the harmony within them. The more he contributes, the better will be the society and the more good will he and his fellows derive from it. The University is a society. It has parts and involves relationships. If its common good is to be achieved, harmony must exist among its members. The good of the University demands, therefore, the practice of Justice. W Our obligations — those of the students, the faculty, and the administration—toward the University as a whole are governed by General Justice; the University's duties toward us are governed by Distributive Justice, and our relations with one another as individuals or individual organizations are governed by Commutative Justice. The University will be great only if her members maintain the clear requirements of Justice and understand, after seeing it at work in the University, how it should order all his social relations, how necessary it is to the social order of the world.

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DEDICATION To Marquette men and women who have fought the :ond World War to maintain the clear requirements of id to restore a Just order in the World, this book is dedicated tumble gratitude.

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