University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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The President’s Message Our Task INDI CATION is the building up of a world in xi feeling or in consciousness. Each one of us must build bis own world. This is ordained by nature. The process of world building is continuous from our first experiences until we shall have completed our activity on this earth. That we might facilitate the development of our lives through experiencing a selected type of activities, society has established colleges and placed them at our di$ix sn1. as environments in which we can licip perfect ourselves to accept membership in our societv. If we would avail ourselves of the educational privileges offered we ought only to accept them with the understanding that we are obligated to so build that we may take upon ourselves the adequate performance of our social and civic duties. No one has a right to stay in our colleges unless he is learning to work harder, more efficiently, and to greater social pur| ose than he otherwise would have worked. Noblesse oblige commands each of 11s to build such a world as to become all for which nature has lilted us. Endowed by nature with energy and with capacity. we should hold sacred the processes f educating onrsch'cs. 'Phis attitude can he held only if we have in mind the wit! to work and the integrity of intellect. Ckoyii H. Makvi.w

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Administration

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