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He told the 2,181 graduates in the Marriott Center that BYU had a great Intaire heeatiSe of the "growth and progress of the Church." President N. Eldon Tanner of the First Presidency conducted the ceremonies. BYU Pres. Da Rin H. Oaks also addressed the graduates and conferred associate, bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees on the candidates. . 11 !- - , 1 4 t y 4 and protection from lawmakers." Pres. Oaks said Three special awards were also the university and individuals should embrace to become a part of Zion. Dependence upon the Savior, the realization of morality as the key to knowledge, concern for the poor, and an emphasis on doing, rather than hearing are vital philosophies, Dr. Riddle said. He also noted that a careful distinction should be made between intelligence and intellectuality. "Intelligence is light and truth that comes from Jesus Christ," Dr. Riddle said, "To be intelligent is to see and understand the things of God." presented at the commencement. Elder the First S. Dilworth Young of Council of the Seventy received the David O. McKay Humanities Award for his literary contributions; Dr. Elmer B. Staats, comptroller general of the United States, was gives the Abraham O. Smoot Public Service Award and Dr. Ellis L. Armstrong, civil engineer and former federal commissioner of reclamation and commissimpr of reads, received the Julies E. Talmage Scientific Achievement Award. "A great and glorious BYU would well be a contribution to the glory of the new Zion to be established again on the earth," Dr. Riddle said. He named several philosophies that Among the graduates were the first four juris doctoral degree recipients who are members of the charter class of the J. Reuben Clark Law School. Pres. Oaks charged the graduates to protect the "private sector" in the country, indicating that it is in danger. "The private sector will cease to exist unless it gets support from citizens . ''. , if: ..4 , , . 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"The tools of intellect are very clumsy 'in separating truth from error," he continued. "All human wisdom is work." Dr. Riddle said, "There are casualties in every dispensation among those who try to let intellect do for intellig- ence." The Lord has commanded men to seek learning, Dr. Riddle said. Ile urged the graduates to "seek intellect and intelligence and not confuse the two." There should also be no priestcrafts, that is, making a business of being a wise man or taking a reward for giving advice to others, Dr. Riddle said. .1 1 , We have freely received knowledge from God and should freely give of it, he said. - If these philosophies are followed, Dr. Riddle said, "BYU will be a haven of virtue and truth. It will be firmly on the path of greatness." - ; , , , 1.. , , - First InstituteBuilding Under Way in Korea r e ,, , ... , . , :; e t ',:1:0',. gVtC;IPk''t:T'v,rmal"muw'',";,P171.,tj'.47'''.:7::.-..f.,7::':,- ....'''' k. a--, 4 , ,ee,-,,- I . 'se .. N.,.ie eeee,e. - 7' f. ' , , eeeate. e -e e 'tee . N,,,, e'!'i; e a e ;'-- .' eeeeee - , ,,,-- , ez.-- i.," fe ,, 1 1 i ''''' - ,", r, I ,...,, 7. :, ,.' ee, i ,, ' , 'a e . f1 1 --- .' , '': - -- - ' - - ' .;.;::, eetree. I - e - ' '; ,,, , ,,,.. , , , 1 4 - ' - te 0,, ' ''' . ee ''''' ' ':' - ee - ' '7 '." .---'":' '' e I Nee t s, '''"'r.' ' ; '''', ' ,', s ',', ee. e. - - - ' ,. ,,,- - it - , ; '' .lv......:' sz:.': -- , , ' ,.. ' - : ee. ' -; 's ;f: '- - - - -- -- -- - -- SEOUL, KOREA Ground has been broken here for the first institute of religion building in Asia. The new building will be near four schools of higher learning in Seoul, according to Joe J. Christensen, associate commissioner of education for seminaries and institutes in the Church. The building, which will include 5,000 space, 1A'iave four square classrooms, five offices, a multipurpose room and a kitchen. Under the direction of Ilo Nam Rhee, coordinator, of the Korean division of seminaries and institutes, 402 Korean students began their study of the Book of Mormon in the first Korean institute program in September 1972. The program soon grew to 1,300 ... e e ''' 1...."..' P. , ,... .' e 7- - e, " ke4. :::''-4'.t,' ' ieleee.e.e.7.-eree'-ee- ,4- ;, ., ' '..4''''''. ''''''' ee.esee-,e-;,,,:'r,-.:, .7 N,..::',--- 4,- ,:, ,: i '..- : 3' ,,v -- ''' - - - e ' , - :41:4. e eelee- .e.' ,11, 4,,,. e e - e; ' , ' t 'e ' '4, - ' .. ,,. e-- e ' ', '' ' e- .' . ,, !.: . 4b.'. ' y - .' , e, ''''' ,;;;,,.!.,,,, ,,, ' st 4 '', 5.''' ..'1 ,,, ii,': ,,,,,,,,,,, lel ,' .;.:,:,.. ,: ,;.' ,'-' ..,1 ,1 ee...- - t , I.7?".::, :,.1.,-, ereet: t", ,;.::,e'' i - :. 4 'f,,:,,. :.., - , .. .,,,,. :.,,i.,,.,,,,.54,:,..;;,,,::?-,,,, .3. .1 4.- - ea,- - ' ' ; , , e e. 1, - reeeees eeeee,-- - .r;;;;;F;:,2:f:: , ',.. , e ;,.: '''''; -- Officials INeak ground forKorea's first institute building. feoor - CHURCH 9 ,... - 11, ,, students and five instructors added to the original three. were the program has During 1971-75- , expanded into 14 Korean cities other than Seoul. There are 2,280 students enrolled in seminary and institute classfs . i ' e i ,, in, K,(,),r.ea. With itself relatively new in Korea, knowledge of the gospel is actively sought by many leaders and teachers who have "flocked to institute classes," said Pres. Rhee. Ile noted that there are 15 universities, 54 colleges and 198 middle and high schools in the Seoul area with of them. ,iiiie.rs, o,,f, th e Church in each The institute building will serve students in all of these schools, Pres. Rhee seid. ei' e I , ,3 i , '4 , e 4 . - it e. : .3 , ,se , ' 4 , et , WEEK ENDING AUGUST 23, 1975 . I t , - - - - : , ...........e...--,..- |
