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and severe mental strain.

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willybuild up your (physical strength, enrich an jjﬂﬁfy thevblootl, remove all nervous- ness, tone up the digestion, l and make you eat and sleep "oili- ;' y gGet a Qottie p 1:‘ INuDNIIUFtIIIJ Conan! Sbns

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iicleiialfs. Address

_ ._ (Continued)

1TH! ~15 only one_ phase of educa- tiotbnor must we look upon it as Wnihleto- its human nature is es~ Mﬂtlaily‘ the same in every age)‘ we must learn from the les~ sons 7 of the past and realise that the method which proveditseli the ‘heatnfor training the human-mind in» the ages gone by which were sosir itful with the higﬂest achieve- rdell s of human fntellectjnvill be found, to produce the -h'_e’st results evelifinl our day. Intellectual ad- ucation means wider vision obtain- ed by the correct, training of our manta] powers. tends-to intensity the vision only in one direction,.,and unless it is preceded by a general education enahllnaz a man to visualize things correctfl, it will narrow ~llis vision. The tradition of thecenturies bears testimony to the-Wetflcacy or the Classics‘ as a. medium for training

elude He.

aority we shall do that wimp l;

l" u" "Sill ilﬁﬁlltles which are

our acts would, correspond with.

both as renal-as an physical [Mill '.

Yet we ilﬁﬁlllﬂlhﬂl. ‘when. compar- ' .911 one with another. the l’ most‘ valuable part is the moral educat-— ion or direct raining fol-character - formation. T is is the element of their education which will produce enduring results and qualify them to fulfil their duties and obliga- tions to God, to their country and‘ to their fcllownlen. ‘ ‘

the end of. the achooi-vyear opq proach. ward to the prospect of- a pleas- ant vacation, to the teacher it is a time of needful rest from the wear- ing and exacting duties of his cali- ing. This is especially. true in an institution where the students are ill residence, such as ours. where the members oi the faculty are overburdened ~ with work. it is only by strenuous effort with a self sacrificing spirit on the part of the faculty that the required work 0841.115 accomplished it is my pleasant grateful testimony of the spirit of devotion tude for the interest of the insti- tution. which members of the faculty and made lastgear a very successful one from every. point of view. l

terminates today. You have Qpgpﬂﬂlzgﬂqn eessinlly reached the goal 10f your young ambition. however, is by no means completed for your faculties were developed in order that you could now with security continue your education it was the aim oi your training to give you a thirst for know-ledge and

| - "iifil . " .;- . Jug; , ~ m .9; M, lthe love of your neish u ,-.,-,,,',,,,,,§d‘,§§,la your heart y WIUQﬂUILUUIIIoIrrXed away by; fore vou- ~ Ill‘ 1e it as and I

. iﬂ-lltl W11 Wllioholiaracter is developed 0t lib “Willi! ti! itllow what is good and

Willi/II "time he must he tram» ed I0, at with readiness and a1-

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goodand avoid what in evil. A; _ "(in is a. development of our fm lea. it should not only‘ teach

the forms and ndards of our acts. but it sh also "m, u, '° "l" "Kllllrlv and uniformly

these, standards. The education- hsre imparted is’ three fold, pp". iwl. intellectual and moral and if we were to all8lyiB_'l!8' ' various ’ parts and eee how they arelintendr 6d to develop the entireindividual

mental well-being and than 130m- pare their relative values, while asl sorting that all three are neces ry

We all seam tobe glad to see

The student looks for-

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owork and keen solici.

animates all the

Gradllates. your college career suc- i

Your education.

show you how to acquire it. You

oururuental powersﬂnor- can. we ‘were trained to give cheerful oh-

afford ti» break with this tradition B-Mlthe results obtainedfor newer methods which are provinginad- equate. We hold that before spec-

ial scientific study is undertaken. the. mind should first be trained

edlence to lawful authority, wheth-

er in the spiritual or temporal or-

der came from God. You were taught" the neocessity _ of determin- ing your actions with a clear view of your ultimate destiny. The

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