Supreme Court
affirms
"separate but equal"
It
would be easy to note how
race is still a - maybe
even the–
central dilemma in American
culture.
A better use of this space may
be a simple reminder: The men
(relax, P.c. police) who founded
t his country, who penned the
Declaration of Independence, t he
Congress
debates
affirmative action
They
believed
that ideas, and a
belief in ideas, would be the glue
that would hold the republic
together.
For a century, Adelphi has
instilled in its graduates a know–
ledge of ideas and their power. The
theme of Adelphi 's Centennial year
is, in fact, a debate about the future
Constitution and the Bill of
-;-9-~--'-lJ-[~-9-6
Rights were, first and fore-
most, believers in the power
of ideas. In the utter, in-
alienable
value
of learning
ADELPHI
and knowledge.
UNIVERSITY
of those ideas commonl y
called theWestern tradition.
A tradition that has
given
rise to ideas that
have
changed
the world.
All
men are created
equal,
for example.
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A CENTURY OF COMMITMENT TO INTELLECT
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