The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-05

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| in your studies
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/ 'Etu Il college, ~u+i''N ht it b. o", 4! I,
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! to hose lhAt do legitimate wo.k Dnut
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! hN!ir liurpr>; don't use tobacco. II vcu
tr" Il "hnrch cummuni,ant make it.
kn"wn a, th"!" ginning. VIE ht':,l way
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self on rr'";iuus wh"rr one canant Go
whah is; "rUnG an1 ,isl"i,u able.
Once more, ia these day. II rirr ives
choose broadly. Il You 20 TO learn, YOU
will no, choose thc LATEST, but rather
the most important studies. Don't he
afraid Of Latin. and especially Greek.
,,,l, 4 l.,t Il.
turc ccntcrs back on Greece, and
you must go to Greece to get your
brnrings, whether in history or philoso-
phy or art or literature. And do not be
afraid Of science, of chemistry, physics,
biology: for this i m ago when science
is trying to steal the prim,ry from the
Old polite letters. Work on these
studies, and 81 on every other in its
turn. till You love them. Remember
that You go to college mainly for
breadth Of culture: and so you must lay
the foundation in uS many branches us
possible, and leave the specialization for
later study. Don't be narrow in CO.
lrEr. don't let electives dwarf your
culture. lou nrc narrow, y":, are de-
formed, if You have not learned to lov>
the culture that Greek mythology and
poetry can give You: equally if YOU have
not learned the nice mcthld Of the
laboratory: equally il you have failed
10 be stirred hy the problems which |
sociology il a>kinG and which history
Is answering: equally if yea fail to |
search for the laws OF mind, ana the |
obigatians OF duty: and still again If |
you iali to unlatch the doors through |
which you enter to the treasures OF |
wisdom gathered in other tongues than
your own. st before You high pur-
p@sc, nothing less than the wishes,
iNiIest acquisition your four college
years can secure.
Let us add one direction more. Hou
can Oh ,in all this advantage by strenn-
ons la''or, and yet be narrow, mean,
sel'l@h ana hateful, wloving and un-
IoH"". Ihcn have some worthy pur-
h'sc back of your studying. Thick
what you propose to do with your
acquisitions when you have go,t@n
them. DO good deal Of dreaming |
LOOK at The stars Think what useful |
Things You can do for others when tho
college days are over and You are |
ready Tor mans work. The world is |
large, thousand million times larger |
than you are. Think Of those thous-
ana million people, or, at least, Of a
Thousand OF them, and dream what you
would ike TO do for them, and what
you Will 40 II you can. 1t is not worth
"hlie 10 seI an education II you do not
propose 10 make 1t OF advantage to any
ooay p"' yourself As you broaden
your acquisitions, so extend your pur-
pose. when Cecil Eh"dcs WAS poor
youth twenty years ago driving yoke
''' "'o"' VIC eN-
,ion over Son,b Afrio,. ,a.t ~
treatca with tho rr,oro, - C'o..,
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