The Editor Speaks

Editorials are meant to start cracks in the opaque veil that hides the light, cracks that can be worked at and enlarged by the people until ultimately the veil is gone from the truth. . . Experience tells the editor that the final word is never said or written. An editorial is but part of a dynamic and continuing process involving all the people, working creatively toward a better life, better government, clearer truth and a nobler civilization. —Darwin Lambert, 1916—2007