Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13
IBACCALAUR||IE||A
FOR UNIVERSE
GIVEN BY KANE

ISSluSIlI OF lnSIlCutlOn DC.
ivered Sermon to Grad
yates Sunday Night.
President Thomas F. Kane opened
his baccalaureate address to the
graduating class Of the University of
North Dakota Sunday evening by
stating that the most definite change
coming to the student In graduation
is the change to full responsibility,
which comes Immediately upon finish
Ing the preparation for life's work.
The baccalaureate services were
preceded by the academic procession,
from Davis hall across the campus
north of Merriffeld hall and, thence
to the armory, where the services
were held. Dean Vernon p. squires
presided at the gathering. The
scriptures were read by DR.. r. p.
Robertson of Wesley college. follow
Ing which choir composed Of uni
versity students sang N"Eia Mater" Z
selection from Dvorak's "Stabat
Mater" Prayer was given by Rev.
Z John q. York preceding the address
Of the evening.
THE responsibility of the student
increases as he or she approaches
graduation but full and complete fre-
spbnsibility does not come until aft
or the completion Of their prepara-
tory work in life," President Kane
told the seniors. Take the closing
verse Of the poem, i In Flanders
Field as an appeal to you from the
people whose places you are to I'LL in
life, and take 1t as definitely as
though it were plea from the bat
tlefield," he said in continuing, "up-
holding the standards of civilization
by giving your personal help in the
advancement of the kingdom Of
right" sE
Think independently.
To think independently and true is
one of the main things learned by the
student, President Kane stated. Sub
jects studied are material for the
training of the mind. The pow
er of the mind of man is marvel Of
admiration but the quesSon is: on
which side is it to be used? During
the war some of the finest work was
done b the medical men in caring
for the wounded and restoring them
same time the devistng and invention
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Two ways Of thinking about the
future for the graduate are: as an
Individual and as a member Of So
ciety. In thinking of life we realize
the callffor development Of all. pow
eFs: physical; INTELLECTUAL moral, re-
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