University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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of these challengers evolves, in the understanding of humans, towards the universal. There comes a day when a great and controlling host of world-visioned men and women, mustering on every continent and on every isle, will see eye to eye in the light of common truth. This host, because of its widened common knowledge, common moral sanctions, common reverence of life and common faith will abandon hate and fear and will rise to love and reverence. There shall be a new earth. States, nations, peoples there will still be, but their com- petitions will be in the fields of knowledge and beauty, their rivalries in the realms of service. This is no dream. Rather it is but a corollary of the proposi- tion that sciences, arts, conduct codes and spiritual yearnings are all steadily approaching the universal stage. The Chinese have a proverb: Patience and perseverance make mulberry leaves into satin. Race patience and perseverance in the ways of science, art and spiritual truth will surely, some day, transform this quarrelling, backsliding earth into an Eden of peace and progress. Collegians, take heart! You have nothing to lose but your own mortal hates, prejudices, ignorances and fears. You have an Eden to help to win for a race and forever, —WALTER E. CLARK.

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