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Excerpt from The Clemson College Chronicle, Vol. 17: February, 1919
In the trenches men of all vocations and classes have fought side by side, the rich and the poor, the educated and the uneducated. They were all fighting for the same cause, and all of the men were considered as equal. Death was their common foe, and neither riches nor edu cation could bribe death to keep away. One man is not any better than another as far as his material life is concerned; but his sense of morality and justice is what elevates him above his fellow man.
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