Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-03-20

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university 700 tI. common T'il!iN' WIZ"
t .,,Jr ip amy state lu the union
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u,,ti,u vu insure advancement M
rl.rp trr uuo. I therefore rharge you
~ SI.'.lt 'n. To- the encouragement Of
tu. Institutions whore the youth h
Nriz,t1 4rp being ntt'd To- solve the
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i.. hattie of life. and 10 furtler strehk
tb,u tlc syvtcm which rs the greatest
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FREE HOOKS
ann convinced that great lhpv'us
would o. gwen to 'duration. ana W.
uriyit. yes spread over Tar EfeattI
nr.n. n tie state. or each ot The couh.
fl,g of the state. would supply tNt
books fr"e or ~ nominal Cost ~
the matter now lies many poor i"inlll'r
lr4 comm I'd 10 seriously trnup thtul.
,.lves IN ordar 20 supply the required
t.>t books for their children. or 10 sur
fer humiliation bv declaring themselves
puupors More frequently than other
,,.ts tHt children Of these poor parents
e, without the hooks needed for their
schooling aud thus lose the benefits OF
"a A,pttiu which ~ ost"nsblv maintained
for tho h ncfit of all alike. The ser.
lnusursg ~ this situation liz intensified
changes Of text hooks and the eNhorbi .
tant prices charged for them should
Tho state supply free text boks. either
'by publication or by contract purchase
I'M largo quantities. II stands To reason
that they would bc more uniform, chang
I'd less frequently and cost but frac-
tion ~ the prices now charged Tor
them
AGttfClITIIAI SCHOOLS
The time has arrived I think. when
more particular attention than u has
heretofore enjoyed. should bc given "a
the subject of technical education alons
the lines suggested by our states chlel
industries agriculture and mining and
particularly the former The University
~ Arizona. To- b. sure. maintains mos
excellent mining and agricultural collcg,
I'M ~ suouuls IusuiII dN, tuI5AJs uliN
f,rent localities. reinforcing tho ngricul
tural college. but the possibilities and "
fluence ~ tho institution might be- won
dcrfully increased M little cost. a
present there an" no feeders Ia the NIX
ricultural collsgc-in other words no pre-
paratory schools such ~ tnc common
schuus afford for other courses Of col
leg" study would therefore recon
mend the extension ~ agricultural elias
work into 10. high sohnols ~ tho stnta
by means of % stat endowment, small
In amount ~ fret but sufficient 10 en-
courage ~" establishment ~ agriculture
class work In such high schools as shal
qualify TO receive H. nv mems of sue
u cours" ~ study. the greatest possibl
number of students throughout IN
state would he reached AT an impress
lonable age. In their own agriculture
/ localities and with least cost To then,
selves and the state
Thus would tho high schools NOR
. fully serve as feeders 10 the ats Sc uni
vcrslty. by qualifying students .or ia
collegiate course IN agriculture and pos
Sibly. II you deem Il eNpedent I'm min
INK ~ well. ~ they do now I'm the 9th
or branches I can think of no NOR
effective way In which the uniyersIt
can b. strengthened and enabled I
maintain high standards of scholershI,
and tn render the maximum service.
, COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ron
UNiVERsrTY. "
] | drplorc the policy which las her.
toforr been pursued Of building III
states greatest educational Institute
ON crazy-qullt patchwork schemi
, From vonr Ia wear or from perIod 4
psrlod ~ the re,nIirsments M ,La ~,
y rsltN dictated. and as the nec.ssa ?
appropriations could be secured hull
'ngs- . 'nornllv OF "A chcnp and tins,,I
staniihl character been added /
, the plant. apparently with no JeflnIt
idea for the future. | realize The limos
siblliy which has existed. and wbIc
! now exists. OF orectIno M one Tim" N
b or even considerable por,Ion ~ a.
: buildings which will he reo,,ired To- 49,
! institution flfty wears hence. hut ~
commend that before any more amir,
, priations are made for imnroyenonts
, comprehensive and elaborate man fo,
university not only beautiful hnt ad.
: runte for the needs a. n ,',nt,,rv
, adopted with a goal To work 10 m,
established, buildings NAV b~ added frn,
| time To time. unit by M 90 n,as =, ~ .
, To M APPROXIMATELY a, IN. 'Wn,sh"
, scheme 40 designed ns 2, harn,,s,,,.
, archtecturally with ,bos, s,,rra,,n',, !, =
/ u and To come after so consiruc'aI !
Z to endure for ages rbis 10 49, 49,. 49,,
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