University of California Santa Barbara - La Cumbre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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CHIANCELLOITS MESSAGE CHANCELLOR SAMUEL B. GOULD To the Students: You and I are privileged to live during the most exciting time the world has ever known, a time during which so much of what was for- merly thought to be marvelous has become mun- dane and so much of what was once considered humanly unattainable has become common- place. One of the dangers to which we can easily become prone, under such circumstances, is that we can begin to take for granted the tremendous scientific discoveries of the age and fail to realize the complexity and profundity of the efforts they encompass. Another danger is that we can forget the degree in which life needs more than scientific discovery to make it complete. It should be a humbling thought for all of us that in contrast to the way man is conquering his environment, he is thus far making little prog- ress in conquering himself. International ten- sions, racial hatred and intolerance, bigotry, and unconcern over the true essence of brotherhood are still characteristic of our time. I hope your studies at the University have given you some sense of perpective relative to the two dangers l have iust cited. I hope also that during these student days you will have seen more clearly the place and opportunity awaiting you as responsible and sensitive citi- zens. And, most of all, l hope you will have acquired a zest for living and learning as well as a mood of exhilaration at being a participant in these breathtaking years. lf this is indeed the case, then your lives will be infinitely more mean- ingful, and we of the faculty and administration shall feel our efforts amply rewarded. I wish you well in all your undertakings, Sincerely yours, Samuel B. Gould Chancellor