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Page 11 text:
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iMefiHag from ir. (Cararalbn It is with great pleasure that I extend greetings and well wishes to all the students of O. L. C, especially to the members of the Graduating Class and those others who are leaving the college, not to return. Mencius said, ' ' Those who follow that bart of them which is great are great men and those which follow that part of them which is little are little men. ' ' My message to you would he, Follow that part of you which is great. Tou have shared in a life here, which, in certain respects, is an ideal life — rich in comradeship, beauty and vision. May you, wher- ever you may be placed, see to carry comradeship, beauty and vision into the lives of those about you. We are as great as the causes we espouse. As you go out into life identify yourself with some great cause, greater than yourself or your community, or even your country, and the biggest thing in the world, which transcends all other causes and includes them all — disarmament, peace, international friendship, social justice — is that which Jesus calls the Kingdom of God. See it first, and all these other things shall he added unto you.
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My message to the students of this year is along the Unes on which a few, at least, have thought with some care, namely, ths answer which one of long experience has given to the question, What is it to he educated? It is the test of the good man that he shall he in nothing exclusive, hut in all things the sharer of a large and more universal life . . . To as nothing, and to have every- thing, — to die, and to he horn again, — to lose one ' s life in order to find it, — this, I ta e it, is the open secret of the universe, so trans ' parent to those who can see, such a foolish riddle to those who can- not. It is the ey to all the notable lives which have stirred and bewildered the world. A great man and a great teacher, John IsAcCrae, once quoted to his students the legend of a picture: What I spent I had: what I saved I lost: What I gave I have.
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