Suny Cortland - Didascaleion Yearbook (Cortland, NY)

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In Thr 0112155 nf IHEE My sincere congratulations to you on the successful completion of your undergraduate course of studies. This, we hope, will be for you only the beginning of a personal program of individual endeavor and development. Even though a great many of the things you have learned are accepted presently as true, future study and investigation may prove them to be false or only partially true. In some areas, almost as soon as the fruits of research are about to be utilized, more recent discoveries relegate them to an obsoles- cent, if not an obsolete status. Change we have always had and always will have with us, but the pace of change in our present world is constantly being accelerated. We are in the midst of turbulent sociological, political, economic and scientific provocations. Only with a rational and logical ap- proach will solutions for desirable order and appropriate stability be forth- coming. You, by virtue of the career you have chosen, have joined the ranks of those who have accepted the challenge to keep this country free through an informed and rational citizenry. May we all unite in the effort to preserve those primary values inherent in the souls of purposeful men and women. i Donovan C. Moffett