Tolerance is a funny word.
It implies forbearance of views and opinions differing from one's own. During wartime it is a difficult yet necessary task to draw a thin line of distinction between one's own attitude and that of his neighbor. Although the plight of Japanese American students during the winter and spring of 1942 did not get an extraordinary amount of coverage in the Daily , much of the coverage was sympathetic. Soon after the declaration of war calls for tolerance were made by campus groups and echoed in the campus paper, The University of Washington Daily . By demonstrating our confidence in them we may give them strength to face this situation.