Illinois Tech Engineer 13
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But despite the provisions for steadily increasing enrollments, there is no assurance that higher education is making its maximum contribution to the future of America. There are as many well-qualified young people who do not attend college as there are who do. Some of those who do not at- tend possess the potentialities for fu- ture leadership in science, in industry, in education, and in government.
I wonder if we can continue to af- ford this waste.
All veterans have been given an opportunit...y for an education for serv- ice already performed. Should we not be equally alert to see that our ablest youths have an opportunity for an education because of the service they will be able to perform? I refer, of course, to the problem of breaking down economic barriers in order that bright youth — whatever the condi- tion of his parents' bank account — may not be denied the chance to de- velop his fullest potentialities. No geographical area, no economic class, no race or creed has any monopoly on intelligence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But despite the provisions for steadily increasing enrollments, there is no assurance that higher education is making its maximum contribution to the future of America. There are as many well-qualified young people who do not attend college as there are who do. Some of those who do not at- tend possess the potentialities for fu- ture leadership in science, in industry, in education, and in government.
I wonder if we can continue to af- ford this waste.
All veterans have been given an opportunit...y for an education for serv- ice already performed. Should we not be equally alert to see that our ablest youths have an opportunity for an education because of the service they will be able to perform? I refer, of course, to the problem of breaking down economic barriers in order that bright youth — whatever the condi- tion of his parents' bank account — may not be denied the chance to de- velop his fullest potentialities. No geographical area, no economic class, no race or creed has any monopoly on intelligence.
What to read after Illinois Tech Engineer 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Institute of Technology to read onlineMoreLess
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