Newark post., 1914-04-01
SEVERE ARRANGEMENT OF COL
LEGES--U. S. SENATOR
SCORES HARVARD
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gther f1rTns Of sh0r sh0gId be prohibited
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thing in life kefoFe he il fairly grown.
'fCJass cIe@tions should be bF AustraI-
ian bagjbt. pfemeaet ~ primaries, and
my men of high sehOEarship should De
eligible 10 oflce. Every effort should BE-
mate ~ DromDts q democratic spirit, and
N crush out anDbbisbness. should i'm,
pGs4 h limit on each man = aIioHaHee. If
this did not sgt the very r.rhr he could
easily find a college #heFe he w0HId n
( HelcDns.
/ ''E1t. most important of alI, college
men sh0ud be taught what in wrong with
the w0rld, ami the way ~ set it right;
What pOTerty II. and where il exists, what
make IL and Hhat will preVent il; what
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the reasons for high cOst Gf living anil
the may 10 bring it down; the problems
nf immigration, and hOw 10 make country
life worth living.
''Thcy should be taught human inter
ast, the brotherhood Of man, the glory of
aeIf.sacriGce, the passion Of service TO
mankind. They should he taught these
things until they are athIrst for the bat
tie against the wrongs and evils and in
justices 0f the world.
When Il man Distinguishes himself in
public sergice of any kind he should be
ingitcd 10 speak ~ the student the truth
as he sees It, ~ that they may catch the
cOntagiGH VI his spirit and the stimulus
of his force and courage.
1.-THE motto Of Harvard IL Eeritag,
n Latin word meaning Truth / have
avaiied myself freely Of that mute inyi-
tation to speak the truth "a / see it, and
2 thank you for the privilege.
:" But Hargard's = 'vefitas' does not
mean the truth of the past alone, tie
. truth that lies buried IN the page o. geo.
r l0gy, that has stood the test Of centuriez
and has received the approval Of schoI
! arr long buried. Harvard y fveritas
should be the living truth, not the truth
G Of the last century, the last generation
e or the last decade, but truth in the max
a ing, the truth Of the great throbbing
= kindly, cruel world, that throbs today
% just outside the college yard, the vita
e truth that makes man boil ut iniustic,
e and burn to make the next year bcttei
. than the last. -