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Spring The ants did this? From the mouths of babes ... the Pelican. What else, but the Spring beer bust?
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President Kerr Charter Day 1962 was a day of great excitement and celebration not only for the University, but also for the entire Bay Area. It heralded the inauguration of Strong as Third Chancellor of the Berkeley campus and the appearance of President Kennedy, who addressed an audience of 88,000. President Kerr praised Strong ' s academic and administrative achievements and entrusted him with the duties of the office of Chancellor. In his inaugural address, Strong warned that stifling of free inquiry in a University would destroy its and intellectual worth. Free universities make for a free society, and a free society, for the sake of its future, must ever uphold free inquiry within its The principle address of the day was given by President Kennedy who told the audience that Knowledge, not hate, is the passkey to the future. He ended his speech by saying, As we press forward on every front to realize the flexible world order, the role of the university becomes ever more important, both as a reservoir of ideas and as a repository of the long view. . . . I am reminded of the story of Marshall Lyautey, who once asked his gardener to plant a tree. The gardener that the tree was slow-growing and would not reach maturity for a hundred years. The Marshall replied, ' In that case, there is no time to lose. Plant it this afternoon. ' Today a world of knowledge — a world of cooperation — a just and lasting peace — may well be years away. But we have no time to lose. Let us plant our trees this very afternoon. Governor Brown
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Mice aren ' t this much fun! No conformity here. HOME ! Anybody for rootbeer?
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