'One more letter'

‘Please write and tell me what made you decide to work for peace,’ asks Kathleen Stortoen, PRI-Dundas research scholar. Miss Stortoen is studying attitude change and value formation and the necessary data are anonymous life stories. Such biographies are most helpful if they permit comparison on some of the standard social science variables; age, sex, income, education, occupation, religion, family, etc.

If you join in, paragraphs or pages are equally valuable — write your choosing peace story to

Kathleen Stortroen PRI-Dundas 25 Dundana Avenue Dundas, Ontario L98 4E5

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