Texas Wesleyan University - Txweco Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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TWC Participates in etober Moratorium Perhaps the greatest difference between parents of today and those often years ago is that they are un- able to say that their children are apathetic in col- lege. There has been no greater demonstration of this trend than the widespread participation of students everywhere in the Vietnam Moratorium. Never before have so many combined in an effort to establish peace. Seldom has a public conscience assumed a burden of guilt for its country such as the youth of today has. If the Moratorium did not stop the war, if it failed to make any earth-shattering conversions, if it con- cerned as either pro or con only a small percentage of students at TWC, it may be said that it forced many elsewhere into making a long overdue commitment in regard to the greatest moral dilemma of this gen- eration. W-. ...M ...K .13-1' fs- ' ww' i We R ag W -if ,. rl - i ' .L

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