University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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KEITH L. LEE ' President of the Associated Students o the U niwersity o f N evade T has been said that Democracy is always dream- ing of a nation of kingsn: kings in the sense of men who are monarchs of themselves at least, clear visioned, strong willed, clean virtued sovereigns, the attributes of every N evadan. These attributes, together with the dreaming of those cheerful tomorrows, with a nobler pulse-beat in our hearts and a truer purpose in our souls, that we look forward to furthering in our day and our generation, the spirit-the ideal-the monarch--of our University of Nevada. ' Page Ninctce t

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