Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
ON TIE OTHER SDE.
Piol. George D. MaBlaIis l,g.g 10
President Sa,bOrl,
IN DEFENSE OF ruE uNiyE@uE


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Eit5rD0erc, NarG
tnhIu.tuc u rfcsidont 3iubatu Of
too Agricultural College published ln
the SEws OF the J.h lust occurred
statements 70 wide u tue truth ln fau',
auI To- what Is implied, 20 uriutuy a.
'acking the Uaivprity aul hi shsr a..
uciu1n So general, anu 20 iuaullIus Go
PosiInut KingsDufy aud the pro-
icssof' Of tbs UniyerHly, that 70 fgr'y
shoull be- malo in no ungor.aIu teens.
he btaie uu,quiyocslly thB, "f6s..
Kinggusy has written go ylu1us
melhbuu OF the LtsisiA,us., probably
30 Of them, asEiny their oIgiJu 70.
uuion ia .uoh terms o. % impIy % dc.
s.fe Tor thtif cJmmi;tai upon als ca.
piflc st,ionunU." Thls statemcl. 30
uaqual.ledly false. Lst Pc. San.
born OF anyone else ask tue respective
members o! the Legislature.
Pfsa. SaubJrn again statsl that he
has "evltsuct satisfactory 90 hlml1Ii
That Dr. kiugshury aud he faculty. ~
o. HUli.cunstilutud committee nfu
adr0iuy working Tor union with the
purpOsu OF forcing that union
ut SAT- Lake cry" In com.
mon With other members Of the
faculty have often talkcu with
Pre-. kings1ufy on t1o subject
Of uni0u. Hu has IN the public PRINT
sa.d nothing of tue place Of location b.
case VI uuiJu,and Ia couyUin lou ma
uUaUaby, nHl with come velomcucri
asserted SHAT the pidoo o iuiou 10 "a
matter Of no consequence IA clmpan.
sUn with the TACT ot uniou, anu that
nu would not discuss that phase Of the
question ut al.
President 5aubofn insults the liacul.
~ o. the University In the following
language; "Of tho 81 real college
students. nj tho University, ~ are
nom SAT- Lake CITY, something Ike
twO'thifds Of whom could have TO-
ceivod equElly o. good instruction Ia
ihu nigh seh03lH VI salt Lake CITY"
In this one sentence ars two mis-.
statement: FirsI lao Gays There are
81 real college Htuduut8 ia che Univer'
atty, when there ute In fact rs real
college tludoHts in the Uniyenity. II
uy "guUI instruction. ho means "uu.
vanctd instruction" the statement 10
ialse. Thee students, whs.slf rugis.
tered In full course, or NJ special
students or ~ thini-J e.. normal
students nte doiug higher or dUtrcHt
work than - provided In the uigu
School. The classes, Repatriation
cards, and registers Of the uniyepity
Rte open TO inspection.
This also implies an insult TO the
faculty 10 the Uniyeuity. There are
nine iull professors M lno UniyeTslty
nsaistod by u number Of instructor.
These professors are responsible for ali
the work under lhuir several depart
ments. Every ono Is a college gfhiu.
ate; most OF thVm OF tue highest col.
legra iu the lauu; m0st VI them have
done from two 10 six years OF work
after graduation In tho highust uni.
vef,ities IN America, Yale, Harvard,
Johns Hopkin Cornell, and two have
atudied abroad. They have had from
Two " nneen yeats OF experience rs
toachurf, anu yet President SaubOfn
compares their work with that Of high
school teachers, implying that scholar.
ship ami experience VI a teacher count
Tor nothing. lie makes the iu6ultdscpeT
by stating that twO.thir1s 10 fouf.illths
OF the students registered from Salt
Lake City'oould have received ~ good
instruction and u fraction tue fraction
l. blurred IN the copy OF the NEwsl
could have received better Instruction
In the schools Of salt Lake CITY,"
II he means that the instruction 10
as thorough or more thorough, how
did President 5An0otn tnd QUIZ Has
no visited thu class rooms Of the teach.
efa OF this high school and Of the In
stTuciors ami professors VI the Unit
versity aud compared the scbOlArship
aud msthods2 IL not, has no token
careful pains to ascertain all this be.
yond doubt? Unless he has done
this, what Right has no to make the
slatUment2
Again, Prrst. BAnborn says positiv
Is. "These students OF Salt Lake City
ara in tho University because IL sounds