Proposed Shangri-La of the Occident
which enable us to select potential leaders early in college life. Without more general education than the typical Freshman possesses, he is in no position to select. At least two more years for maturing and for the completion of his general education will place him and the college authorities in a better position to predict within what fields he is more apt to show evidence of leadership. The colleges desire to do all they can to assist in the cause of victory. In an effort to adjust themselves to the demands of the times, it is hoped that they are not deprived of making their greatest contribution, which everyone of insight seems to indicate is the general education of the manpower in their trust. It might prove to be far more helpful to discontinue the earmarking programs than to lose through their introduction the product which is desired.