Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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,-u....v...-mm, GOVERNMENT . . . Franklin D. Roosevelt-As literacy increases, people become aware of the tact that government and society form essentially a cooperative rela- tionship among citizens and the selected representatives of those citizens. Education is the thing! MEDlClNE . . . Dr. Chevalier Jackson-Self-sacrificing mem- bers of the medical profession have created preventive medicine within the last fifty years. The greatest achievements in the fu- ture of medical science wil! be a carrying on of this tradition. LAW , . . Judge George A. Welsh ---Let us strive to live in a manner that will show the world there' is ci way other than the sword for human progress and the settle- ment of human difficulties. PFHLOSOPHY 1 . . Aldous Huxley e-Jieiigion is of' great practical significance. it, affects politicai and social life. Ethicai values are fatally last it there is no super- natural power to sanction them. Fllillll wk . Hilo 'K uf if