Each Suburban Housewife Spends Her Time Presiding

One Of The Oldest Human Needs Is Having Someone To Wonder Where You Are When You Don't Come Home At Night.

As The Traveler Who Has Once Been From Home Is Wiser Than He Who Has Never Left His Own Doorstep, So A Knowledge Of One Other Culture Should Sharpen Our Ability To Scrutinize More Steadily, To Appreciate More Lovingly, Our Own.

We Need Every Human Gift And Cannot Afford To Neglect Any Gift Because Of Artificial Barriers Of Sex Or Race Or Class Or National Origin.

Humanity . . . Lies In Man's Capacity To Question The Known And Imagine The Unknown.

There Are Now No Elders Who Know More Than The Young Themselves About What The Young Are Experiencing.