Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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THOMAS E. ROBINSON I D E A S — ci powerful orce in Luildin ideas and ideals, when they become one, are the nnost powerful force in the in the world. Education for all children is an idea that became an ideal and the foundation of a society that chanqes Itself as it seeks the improvement of man and all of his works. Ideas have always had the power to possess men. History, in one sense, is a record of people with ideas which became ideals, and of their strivings to have others share the benefits thereof. Ideas come before buildings, but they are the staff of which all growth consists. We ask that you let Ideas possess you, to become your ideals. The Class of 1955, with Ideas, can become candles to light the world. Eight