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Clinton Hill, by Susan Larson, Ph.D.

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Clinton Hill () was an avid and fearless traveler. Traversing the globe, he pursued life’s many sights, intense flavors, colors and bright sounds. Born on a ranch in rural Idaho, he was a child of the American West with the tall, rangy, easy-going good looks of one who could, and did, spend time as an actor on the stage. The boundless vistas of his Idaho home and his early exposure to native American people and culture, imprinted his character with a natural expansiveness and the gift of a warm and open heart. Slow to judge, quick to find common ground, he was the ideal traveler, a seeker who expected surprise and delight around every bend of life’s unpredictable road.

In the autumn of , young Clinton Hill stood beneath the entrance of the Friday Mosque at Fatehpur Sikri in India, while traveling on his year-long Fulbright grant. In his traveler’s journal we find the inscription he saw over the ornately decorated entrance to that enormous and historically significant mosque. Attributed to Jesus, it was part of the ecumenical program of 16th century Mughal ruler, Akbar the Great. « The world is a bridge, use it. But build no houses upon it. He who hopes for a day may hope for eternity; but the world endures but an ho