Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

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~ produced. and 30 have duHe aueh wafA
b. IN itself the fullest and amplrat re-
ward % the man pgeduc,ne y M. on,
him in every WY % produce a. Yet al
that w can 90 m bit little compared a.
Whist h. himself can aud must DO. ~,
% the productive scholarship % be
50 much for the nrat function OF me
university, NE sending forth ~ small
number u scholars ~ the hlfhcat rank
who VII % productive work 81 the nfHt
. class Now turn 10 tho second and what
may be- called a.. normal Function Of a.
college. the function - turning cut each
year many hundreds o. men who shall
poesess the traind iusell,gence and e.
them 90 hold high tho ren0wn % this an
= cleni scat ~ learning ~ doing useful
service for the nation nos my
be done IN Harvard 20 produce thc right
D nNirit among the men who 10 out ~ Har.
VERT, eni fa,her 90 .eoas y what to-
exceptions the men ~ whom ooiifEe life
n DISADVANTAGES. Randolph. ~ noa.
n,ks he ~ 'he billing tongue, oncs e,
him o. certain tracts 81 land 'ehl0h
we're almost worthless BY nature, and
beam entirely ~ ~ eYluyHiion " 90
traininr produces taate Tor refined lile-
ness, n diathtHto FOR SUSTAINED cffort, a
: barren intellectual Arrogance Or a sense
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l'of real men who a. the worlds real
work, then n has harmed that indiyid-
Wal hut IN such case there egmalns the
amounted a. much anyway Neither q
college training nor hnything else can DO
j. much good % The man u weak ni,cr OF
% the man with n twist IN mis- moral or
/. intellectual makeup Rui the average
undergraduate has cn,funh rohuafn meas or
nature. enough capacity for enghuslapin
turn ~ account the stuff That h M hini.
There are. however. two points In the
y u1dersisdueatc ne % Harvard about
. some little concern. one iH tho growth
% luxury IN the university. ! DO not
know whether anything we can Hay viii
40 Tar al The alumni have weight / hops
!, 20 see that WelHht frlt iu anfloun ana
y suaiaind effort aEallai the Erowing tend
l. ENJOY o. luxury, and in favor % all thn
IA makes for democratic cnnditlonH ono OF
j oar number the one whom ! think the
resi % us most delight 10 honor olonel
} niFginson~ has given 10 our alma mater
me Harvar. tnien, than which no bet
| Yer .Hltt. no eift meeting a more vital
Ned, could have ben givcn to the unl.
girahie 20 iry 20 take away IN social
differences from the student life. bat Il u
!. good Thing 90 show how unimrortnni
: these differences are compared 90 t,.t
differences on real achlcvcmont ana
compared Also 20 the bonds which should
unite tosether an the men who ar
= I
n | ments bonds. moreover which should
= also knit these capable mon to their
y brethren who need their heip
ihg sucQnd point upon which ! wish 70
a Hptuk iN the matter uI sport NoN 4 shall
1 uot hr suspected Of a tendency unduly 10
- minliniae the Importance OF sport. 4 b..
!. iieN h,srtus la sport / believe Ia out-
I, door Eamca, aud 4 DO nol mind In tbs
least mat they are rough games or that
those VINO take pau in thgm are occaa.
a 1naiiA INJURED. nave no sympathy
u mentality which would kceu II youne
man in cotton WOOL, and / have "a hearty
:, contempt for him ID De- connts broken
y arm or collar bone as ol serious conas.
quoncc. when balanced against the
Y chance ~ showing that hr puasoasea
haruihpod, physical address and courago
2 li9. MheE tncse Injuries are inflicted BY
. others, eithor Wantunll or OF SEQ design
Z Nc ure confronted by the question, not
u 81 damasc a. our man q hudyl but ~
= damage TO the other mans chafaetor.
awaken tho hcagticat and most plainly
\ shown contempt for the player guilty OF
I, ~ sapesially " tnia Nrutali,y d coupled
! without getting caught uy tho umnlre
hope % see both graduate and under.
a | graduate opinion come 20 acGrn such 4
aple action who has no place IN t.io
regard Of gnllant aud upright mon
\ AZ u bad thing for any college man
q GO grow 90 regard sport as the arriaua
= business Of life a. e. "a bad thing 10 PER.
9 NIT senantionaiism and hyntcria 10 shape
an,f,' h, ~ 49,. ,lor. a, .h,,a ~"
D | college sport 40 Become Ia any Ahapc on
T way. tainted by professionalism, or by 10
. much 81 the slightest suspicion " money
: making. and this % esprciiiiy true u the
2 -. 'rfsi1nniiun IL 'uftiYc, v che nov 80
man violates she spirit 70 the rule while
striving % keep within the letter Pro-
q fefaional sport n Oh right In sta way.
am glad to SAY that among Iay friondB /
. number professional BOXERS and wrcstlora
oarEmen and bass bail men, whose re-
: gard / value. and whom ia turn ~
I gard ~ thoroughly good citizens But
The college undergraduate who ln fur
= tive fashion, becomes a aen.i-prefcsalous
= alone o. university ifc and 20 the cause
~ amateur sport; for the college gradu.
Z ate ought Ia after years 90 take the lend
y 90 putting the business morality Of This
q country on "a proper plane, and he can
y not do u II ln,hh own college caroer his
2 code n conduct has been warped and
9 twisted Moreover, the spirit which puts
& | produce this SENT professional n itself
= unhealthy. ] wiHh 10 see Harvard VIII a
reasonable proportion ~ INC contests IA
d ashamed Of every Harvard athlete who
q did not spend every ounce there was IN
, him n the EFFORT % win provided only NJ
= does Il In honorable and manly fashion.
q hut J think our effort should be- 60 mint
b mike rather than 60 Increase that kind Of
love ~ athletics which mHnifetta itself
y WV tt A'NNNh w tiN NtNlHiN Nlfftts NNI
! in croWdlns hy tens oi thousands 10 see
i other people indulge IN them. n N Tar
4 better thing Tor our colleges 90 have the
q average student interested in some fntl
h ~ athletics than ia have them an gather
q in q mass % see other people do their
q athletics for them.
. So much Tor tine undergraduates Now
. Tor iha alumni, the men Who are az nt
z Qua iH the great World. bf course thf
2 mans nrst duty iH 90 himself and %
q | those Immediately dependent upon him.
2 inirHa De can pull his own weight ue
y must Pc cunteut tu realm q puaHenFtT
q 1ll hiH NE. hui We nav. rlEbi o. o2-
2 ptct that the men who come out 81 llar-
pafd viii do something more than merely
f, I pull their own weight We have rigii
n t0 expect that thfY viii cuuat aa pnal-
+. i've fofrot for the hHttufmeut uf their
fellow 'countfymcni and they can thus
q count only N they combine tho power uf
% devotion b "a lofty ideal with practical
: cgmmun srnsc in striving 10 realize this
. ideai
3 This nation never stood In greater
than now 0f ntNfnH among its leaders
F., men of lofty ideals, which they ny 20
= I've up 90 and not merely 90 talk or We
4 uced men with these ideals 10 public Do
" and We need them Just az much Ia bust
Z ness aud Ia such a profession a. the law.
y We can by statute establish only those
= | exceedingly rough lines OF morality. The
y 0verpnsalug ol which means that th
. man IA So Jeopardy 90 The constable or
\. N IA addition ~ this there Ne not a very
much higher standard Of conduct, 4
Il standard Impossible tneCtivcly % eatab-
NJ linh b. statute. hut one upon which tho
ID community as a whole, aud especially
T. TIE real leaders of the community, insist
81 Take such question az tha enforcement
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