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Madison College
(Continued from page l.) pean countries, by tradition. Our greatest hindrance, the Civil War, was fought due to not enough intellectual development. The most brilliant men of that day, Calhousi and Webster, could do no better than the Fugitive Slave Act.”
Pressing needs of today in education include a greater uniformity in provision of school facilities, a vastly improved school program, improved personnel, and developing community programs.
“We must get closer to the people. They must understand the situation, and then decide on which road of development we shall travel.” Dr. Benjamin declared, "our country is advanced .but it has even greater potentialitiea.”
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