Where all think alike

no one thinks very much.

—WALTER LIPPMANN

Ovex the doorway of the ancient Guild-
hall, in which aldermen of London hold
court, are these words: Audi Aliteram Par-
tem—hear the other side.

Each month an exchange-of-opinion on
some timely question is brought before the
145,000 business and professional men who
subscribe to THE Rotarian Macazine. The
articles are presented impartially. They are
from persons eminently qualified to speak.
They deal with problems which concern
citizens who are influential in shaping the
opinion of their communities.

Readers of THE RoTariAN are organized
into local groups called Rotary clubs, of
which there are some 3,000 in the United
States and Canada. It is significant that more
than 85 per cent of these clubs report they
not infrequently utilize RoTARIAN articles—
especially exchanges-of-opinion — in club
speeches and discussions.

Since the series of symposiums was in-
augurated, the following have appeared: