The
ISA Alumni Office seeks to extend the work of
education for international understanding by
keeping ISA's old friends and families in touch
with the school and one another and informed
about current issues in international education
that may be pertinent to the attainment of a
more just and peaceful world.
Thus
Mark Waterson discusses here the importance
of service in the education of ISA's students
today, and attention is devoted to Leo Bretholz's
return to ISA as a valued father of the community
and author of Leap into Darkness. "You must
protest immediately," he told our students, "when
someone attacks another for their race or religion,
or they will feel justified in their opinion,
which may then lead to persecution and violence."
We
mourn the loss of two friends who have passed
away in their youth, whose families' grief
we share.
We
value the many messages and letters received
from our alumni community around the world
and ask your forgiveness for being often far
behind in our correspondence.
Yours
truly,
Don
Morton
Alumni Coordinator |
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Welcome from our Alumni Coordinator Don Morton
