Temple University School of Dentistry - Odontolog Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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RUSSELL II. CON WELL, I). 1)., L. L. D. President of Temple University

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THE RECORD Nineteen Twenty-one only, but also acquired, it is apropos and a great temptation to speak in this connection of them and of their modes of action. The study is thus, indeed, an illimitable one, but it is more germain to narrow this universality, for any reflecting mind will have but little trouble to cull from the experience of the world, and present separately, the thousand-and-one gems in character upon which great heroes have risen. “To those turrets where the eye Sees the world as one vast plain, And one boundless reach of sky.” More important is it that we should contemplate here the points around which these gems invariably crystallize, and from which they spring. The old couplet rises from memory— “Two principles in human nature reign, Self-love to urge, and reason to restrain.” and in it we find enfolded the root upon which grow, bud, flower and fruit the distinguishing characteristics of those who have, or would carry themselves into prominence. Self-love never has been, nor never can be, self-love alone. It is bound to widen into social love, finding the private in the public good, and between the benefit which is present, and that which is future, reason broadened by cultivation, attention, habit and experience distinguishes always, sacrificing the former for the latter. It is, therefore, for us but to give free play to these principles to secure the highest future public good for the community in which we live, and by so doing to raise ourselves head and shoulders above our contemporaries. It is impossible for me to conceive any higher purpose in life than that which is here so clearly defined; the concentrated consecration of all that is good in us to bless our fellowman; and the energetic suppression of all that is evil in our nature that it may not work him harm. L. ASHLEY FAUGHT. D.D.S. Page Ten

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