Excerpt from Going to College
The most important subject that can possibly engage the attention of young men and young women is the question of their education. A seeming exception is the subject the preachers tell us about every Sunday in the churches; but the two are so closely related that no philosopher can tell where the one ends and the other begins. The purpose of each is the same - that men and women "might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly." When Aristotle was asked in what way the educated differ from the uneducated, he replied: "As the living differ from the dead."
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