The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

strictly adhered to. Freshman az welI
as senior must have the instruction of
first-class teachers; no greater mistake
can be made than the entrusting of
ants AS the attendance increases, the
faculty grows. And no pains are
spared to secured teachers of per-
sonality with love for their work and
with interest in young men.
The climax of this progress was
reached at the beginning OF the year
1910, when the growth of the college
made necessary and possible the prac-
teal rebuilding of the whole plant
The money for this magnificent archi
tectural scheme was Forthcoming, and
there is being now spent on the
grounds and on new buildings more
than s25o.o0o. The extensive scheme
when completed at no distant day will
give the college as beautiful and prac-
tlcal, thoroughly modern and hygienic
a plant ms can be found in the South.
In this rebuilding every possible pre-
caution mas been taken for the health.
happiness. comfort. and general vel
rare OF the students. The beautiful new
dormitories. for instance, which house
Z4o men, are each large structures
divided into five units, completelv
separated by fire walls that start he
low the ground and extend above the
roor' In these walls there are no
openings. and hence the sprend or
fire is made practically Impossible ana
the noise. so disturbing in large build
lngs, is reduced 10 minimum Each
unit is practically twelve-room dwell
ing with four rooms on each floor.
On every floor of each unit toilet
facilities have been provided. and in
eacn basement the very best bathing
arrangements Heating and lighting
are thorough and modern. Plenty OF
fresh air and sunshine come into each
room, for all of them have either nast
or west exposure. Living in such n
mouse is delightful and work n pleas
ure.
A frequent and we'll justified criti-
cism OF athletics as practised I'm nost
colleges. is that too few men in
aulge In sports. that only the teams
derive tho benefit of the exercise. In
oroer 10 promote wider interest in
All rorms of physical exercise a new
extensive athletic field has been pro-
vided' at great cost 1t has been put
INTO excellent shape, and is large
enough Tor various sports Mt the same
time 1t is possible In Trinity College
FOR every student to indulge in that
form OF exercise that meets his needs
and desires
order now to make possible the
perfect utilization of ali this material
wealth and subordinate it wisely to the
main end of Observation-Disclosures
ana moral training for efficiency and
serVice-a movement was launched Mt
tne recent commencement to add
100000 to the already large endow-
ment OF the college. in order that the
pest of faculties and equipment may
always be here. or this sum hy far
the greatest part is already in sight.
and the trustees of the college antici-
pate no trouble to raise the balance.
Thoroughly Organized.
In keeping with all this internal ex-
pansion. the college has been thorough
~ organized on the inside It's affairs
are administered completely and eff
GENTLY as those OF a great industrial
organization
Trinity College has long regarded its
duty as wider than instructing the
youth at any one time collected in its
walls. This. to be sure. is a task Of
magnitude. But the great college must
take part in helping to settle wisely the
supreme questions of the day. With
the constantly changing conditions and
social Establishments in the South. this