What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to the soul.
—Joseph Addison
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— Dr. William Hynes
President (retired)
St. Norbert College
De Pere, Wisconsin
The March 2009 issue of Fast Company magazine focuses on innovation. In its article about what the magazine believes are the world's most innovative companies, the discussion opens with
The February 4, 2009, issue of The Chronicle of Higher Education had a report by Eric Hoover and Beckie Supiano about highlights from several panel discussions that were held at the annual NAICU conference in Washington. One particular comment caught my attention and prompted me to write Mr. Hoover immediately. Here is an excerpt from the Chronicle report:
Today is Presidents' Day and Abraham Lincoln seems very relevant for the times. In light of a turbulent economy and the challenges facing society including higher education, his words from long ago seem appropriate for today: "The best way to predict your future is to create it." If we wait for the future to happen, nothing positive is going to happen. So, as we reflect on the legacy of presidents long gone, let us focus today on creating legacies for tomorrow.