University of Massachusetts Lowell - Sojourn / Knoll Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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r n Wif-% it is the dream of all peoples and the hope of all nations to attain world peace: humanity ' s most urgent and most desperate need. There have been times when world peace has come close to us, but we have greeted the spirit of peace with war and more war. Peace eludes us when war is the means. There is a way to achieve this goal so tenaciously held by our predecessors and contemporaries: through education of the whole man, spiritually, mentally and physically. Noth- ing worthwhile has ever been accomplished with- out understanding people. Education implants truth, truth charity, and charity peace.

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THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION State Teachers College at Lowell The angels at Bethlehem knew that peace on earth requires men of good will. It is here that the teacher plays an essential part. Men ol good will are developed principally through education, and through that type of education which develops the whole man. Good will is the outgrowth or love of fellow man, which comes Irom understanding, from tol- erance and charity, Irom character, intellect and soul. As the light ol civilization brightens, the shadows ol ignorance, hatred and fear fade away. The need today is for more than scientists, technicians or teachers. It is for cultured human beings whose primary devotion is to humanity above parochial and professional preoccupations. But one devotion does not necessarily exclude the other. Seek ye therefore first the kingdom of God and His justice; and all these things shall be added unto you. T JA •