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Ufrnii-ianincisro 'iaaicanaac nfl Q' ' The results desired, Dr. Hibben summarized as follows: The results which by the four years of training we hope and expect to produce I would characterize in a single sentence: It is a transformation of the schoolboy into a man of the world,-a man who can move more freely and familiarly in the midst of the worldls varied activities, who speaks its language, who is conversant with its manners, and who can interpret its thought. Do not misunderstand my meaning, however, it must be the world conceived in no narrow and limited sense of the term. The true man of the world is not confined to the knowledge merely of his own day and generation. He must know the world of the past, as well as the world of the present. Por if he knows the past, he is more cap- able of serving the present. He must be free from provincialism, not only as regards space but also as re- gards time. His knowledge should not be restricted to any particular class of pursuits, or of interests, but should comprehend a cross-section of all social strata and embrace, in intelligent and sympathetic regard, the man whose life is a iight for bare existence, as well as the one whom he may seek as a companion and friend. The more profound and widely extended his knowledge of the world, the more powerfully will he dominate it. Let the college man be' a man of the world, but let his world be the world of all time, of all lands, and of all sorts and conditions of men. - The inaugural part of the ceremonies being now Completed, Professor Andrew P. VVest, ,74, Dean of the Graduate School, took the speakers' platform and conferred upon President Taft and Chief Justice VVhite the honorary degree of LL.D., in the name of Princeton. ' The exercises were closed by the singing of the Iooth psalm by the entire assembly and choir, to an accompaniment of trumpets, and the pronouncing of the benediction by the Rt. Rev. Edwin Stevens Lines, Bishop of Newark. Thus the history of Princeton was marked by the beginning of the administration of its fourteenth President. , ,ye vsr::.wpgi,f ff c -. 4Q'7b5'M,yvim5i- 223,50 ,EO 9 lil ,Q -4lihi.-hSLW4bs -1 ' 5 'W '3 1xXNISAlXlW27'x 4' N 9
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