Stony Brook School - Res Gestae Yearbook (Stony Brook, NY)

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1955 K' Q-Bern Thc lighter side of Stony Brook lifc Dr. Donald G. Burnhouse. Special Chapel speaker 3 'S'

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HIGHLIGHT Good student morale Kitchen remodeled Stony Brook wins two Ivy League games

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One of the great words of our times is security. As almost never before in history, men are seeking certainty and stability. This search is undoubtedly a reflection of the times in which we are living. In every age the future is, humanly speaking, unpre- dictableg but today the future is unpredictable in a sense the world has never before known. The plain fact is that atomic and thermo-nuclear weapons have opened up potentialities of de- struction unique in human history. It is in a world like this that the essential Christian message that Stony Brook endeavors to give every one of its students stands out as the only basis for lasting security. No matter how radically the human situation changes, Christ remains the same, yesterday, and today, and forever. The man whose life is based upon the sure foundation of Jesus Christ need not fear anything that may happen. It is his heritage as a child of God to do his work with the realization that, as he does God's will, he has a security no worldly philosophy can ever give. Thus it is that the young man who has had a Christian education at Stony Brook and who has personally received the living Lord can say with conviction even in this uncertain and dangerous age: If God be for me, who can be against me. 4 A GUEST EDITORIAL by