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By JEAN LUTES
Staff Wnfer
To reach excellence as individuals or
as a nation wc must assess our limita
tions realistically and concentrate on
what wc do best. James Leutze. pro
lessor of history and chairman ol" the
curriculum on peace, war and defense,
told about 50 people Fridav in Memor
ial Hall.
Waging war and using military power
arc not activities the United States has
excelled in. Leutze said as he delivered
the Frank Porter Graham Lecture on
Excellence after The Order of the
Golden Fleece Annual Tapping
Ceremony.
The U.S. devotes too much time to
military solutions because they seem
"easy" and because we mistakenly
believe we are good at working with
military force, he said.
Our misplaced confidence in our
nation's military ability comes from the
claim that we have never lost a war.
Leutze said, but We haven't been as
good as we like to think" in our military
past.
"Before praising ourselves for never
losing, we ought to take a close look
at the War of 1812," he said. We should
also consider the Civil War and the
performance of U.S. troops in World
War 11, which was "mediocre at best,"
he said.
Our attention to the military "dis
tracts us from what we do best," Leutze
said.
Instead of diverting ourselves with
"vain displays of military muscle," we
should concentrate on areas where we
have the potential to be the best, he
said, like openness, generosity, freedom,
compromise and diversity.
The same principle applies to the
individual as well as the nation, Leutze
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By MIKE GUNZENHAUSER
Staff Writer
Police are investigating the death of
aGeorgia man found in his Chapel Hill ....
apartment Thursday - morning with a
shotgun wound in his chest.
Clayton McKoin, 26, of Lilburn, Ga.,
was found by rescue personnel respond
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James Leutze
said, and he referred to the careers of
Winston Churchill, Dwight Eisen
hower, and Ulysses S. Grant as exam
ples of the individual pursuit of
excellence.
Churchill had a miserable childhood
and prepared to be a professional
soldier because he didn't seem able to
do anything else, Leutze said. But
Churchill took advantage of his ability
to write and his contacts in high places
and became known as a great speaker
despite a speech impediment, he said.
Eisenhower was a mediocre student
and "not destined to be a stellar athlete"
but he could "subordinate his ego to
the team goal," Leutze said. Eisenhower
realized he could not succeed as an
athlete, so he used his ability to hold
together a coalition and became
Supreme Commander, Leutze said.
lie Tillman and Dick Levin of
the Business School to speak on
"Techniques of Entrepreneur
ship," 224 Union. All welcome.
7:00 p.m. Students for America hosting a
panel discussion and videotape
on South Africa and University
divestment, 205 Union.
7:30 p.m. Dialectic and Philanthropic
Societies holding the final meet
ing of the semester. Dialectic
Societv Hall. Top Floor. New
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day. Rescue personnel took McKoin to
N.C. Memorial Hospital, where he was
dead-on-arrival.
McKoin was employed by Carol
"W6odsHealth" Center,' police said.
No arrests had been made in the case,'
police said Sunday, and they would not
say if anything had been taken from
the apartment.
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(irant was not a military genius and
he had failed often in his life, Leutze
said, but he climbed "a ladder of
desperate situations" to success. Grant
" was a simple man who understood that
war was about killing people, and knew
he could afford to lose more men than
his enemy although he might have
abhorred the fact, Leutze said.
"They didn't concentrate on their
deficiencies," Leutze said of Churchill,
Eisenhower and Grant. They all had
faults but overcame them by working
in areas where they could excel, he said.
"They did not deal in illusion."
To attain excellence, individuals need
. to recognize their imperfections but not
dwell on them, and develop their
personal talents, Leutze said.
"Upon you a special responsibility
falls," Leutze told the 22 new Argonauts
sitting in the first row of seats before
him. "1 am laying upon you the burden
of excellence."
He said although the initiates could
choose to pursue excellence privately,
he hoped some of them would come
forward to lead this nation.
As a last note of advice to the initiates.
Leutze told them, "Please be humble
during your quest, especially if you
achieve your goals." Perhaps the only
thing in the world more rare than
excellence was humility, he said.
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