We can all join that most worthwhile of all wars—the fight for tolerance, the fight for wisdom, the fight for freedom. Above all else, continue to develop your tastes—material and spiritual—so that you may learn to choose the best values from life's many alternatives.
Carl Borgmann Connected to the Carolinas
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"UVM President Bids Farewell in Graduation Talk". The Springfield Union. Associated Press. June 16, 1958. p. 10.
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