'Mightiest Weapon Is Educated Mind'
Title
'Mightiest Weapon Is Educated Mind'
Description
Profile of John Howard Morrow (RC 1931), including a photograph of Morrow with pieces of art collected in Africa during his time as the US ambassador to Guinea. After his diplomatic service, Morrow became the chair of the Foreign Language Department at Rutgers. Morrow is quoted as saying: "After 28 years of teaching and five years of diplomatic service, I feel education is the most powerful weapon for the improvement of international and race relations." This profile of Morrow was released to the press by the Rutgers News Service and appeared in several New Jersey newspapers, including the New Brunswick newspaper Daily Home News and the Trenton Evening Times. The press release and the newspaper clippings have been preserved in Morrow's alumni biographical file. The attached image shows the article as it appeared in the Daily Home News.
Date
1964-11-25
Publication
Place of publication
Page
30
Repository
Special Collections and University Archives, Rutgers University Libraries
Archival collection
Rutgers University Biographical Files: Alumni
Archival location
Box: 248, Folder: Morrow, John H., 1931
Library catalog record (external link)
Collection
Citation
“'Mightiest Weapon Is Educated Mind',” Scarlet and Black Digital Archive, Rutgers University, accessed April 25, 2024, https://scarletandblack.rutgers.edu/archive/items/show/608.