SUNY at Geneseo - Normalian Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

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freedom of speech and expression eoefgwollere in the world. The 1944 Oh-Ha-Daih attempts to show how each of our activities here at Geneseo fits into the category of one of the Four Freedoms. Freedom of Speech includes those persons and organizations which aid us in formulating and expressing our ideas clearly and concisely so that others may derive beneff from them. Freedom from Fear pertains to those organizations which build up I freedom from fear- . . . QsoD that no nation will be in iz position to commit an act of physical aggression against any neighbor- argfwloere in the world. f ' ,

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The1944 Oi-l'i-lA'DAli'I lbresefzted by THE STUDENTS of STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE GENESEO, N. Y.

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within the student a feeling of confidence both in the physical and social sense. Freedom of Religion refers, as its title suggests, to the Churches and organizations on campus which contribute to our spiritual well-being. Freedom from Want incor- porates those activities which further educational opportunities and, therefore, the professional growth of the future teacher. freedom of every person to worship God in his own may everywhere in the world. ' ' freedom from wemt, . . . which will secure to every nation zz healthy peacetime life for its inhahitmzts evefjfwhere in the world.