courage by every available means.
Nor is it very possible to stop learn-
ing, except to die on the vine of life.
The dogma of The Learned would
let us believe that a plateau of knowl-
edge exists upon which we might
dwell with full assurance of accom-
plishment and no compulsion to go
further. The body of knowledge ex-
pands far more rapidly than our
ability to encompass it, and today's
learned man is too often tomorrow's
intellectual fossil.

 2. The discipline of EXPERI-
 ENCE and the dogma of TRADI-
 TION Each of us brings to every
 new encounter with knowledge a
 background of experience, real,
 direct, describable and consciously
 or subconsciously the source of our
 ideas, our values, and our judgments.
 This experience as discipline provides
 a yardstick by which to measure new
 knowledge and understand its im-
 pact. Thus it serves the creative
 process. However, this experience as
 tradition accepted as dogma,
 accompanied by bias and loose emo-
 tional interpretation of its meaning
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 Florida Power and Light Co. .27
 Florida Steel Corporation 4
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 Mutschler Kitchens of Florida 10
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 Portland Cement Association 21
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 Tennessee Stone Company 28
 Thompson Door Company 29
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