Montana State University Bozeman - Montanan Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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ED CATIO The value of an education lies in the struggle to get it. Do too much lor people. and they will do nothing lor themselves. You are not to draw close ahout you the slcirts ol intolerance, nor loolc with disdain on those less fortunate: hut always, and at all times, he ahle to place yoursell, through the gilt of imagination, in the position ol others. Thus do you evolve sympathy and pity. two sentiments without which a man is in- deed hut a mental mendicant. If I supply you a thought you may re- member it and you may not. But it l can malce you thinlc a thought for yourself, l have indeed added to your stature. The best service a hoolc can render you is, not to impart truth, hut to malce you thinlc it out for yourself. Education is simply the encouragement of right hahits -f the fixing of good hahits until they become a part of one's nature. and are exercised automatically. Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim of education. ,-Elbert Hubbard is derived not only throu dh hooks hut also include NZ' Na, X '31 ,ff