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!i ■:• Q)edicdtion 0 him who enters upon his duties as president of the ni ' versity of Oregon at the close of its first fifty-year period of expansion and development, a symbol of a greater Oregon, cj rnold Bennett all, do the associated students dedicate this book. ' ■ [2 .., A, IS
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( n Arnold Bennett Hall President of the University of Oregon
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President ' s Message fSi; A distinguished divine from southern California re- cently declared that the Los Angeles river is the most beau- tiful river in the world. He explained that to comprehend its real splendor, one must not look in the dry bed of the ex- , hausted stream, strewn with debris deposited by occasional ■ [ ' ■ floods, but to the community that the river serves. It is in J the uncomparable beauty of the splendid orchards, the frag- f rant flowers, and the verdant foliage, to which the Los Angeles river has yielded up its life-giving waters, that one finds the charm and glory of the stream. And this is the way we must evaluate the student body of Oregon. I have confidence in the students of Oregon. I have ample evidence of their generous hospitality, of their ' ■V: eagerness to help and of their sincere devotion to the best ideals of university life. The real worth of Oregon ' s sons and daughters will be X, found in their later contribution to the spiritual, the civic and the material development of the state. The tjniversity f ' ' ■ ' - must rise or fall just as they that succeed in carrying back into the community from which they came a new vision of public service, a more adequate understanding of spirit- ual ideals, a better technique in mastering the material problems of life, and a revitalized and more intelligently directed impulse for community service. It is in this way only that the University may hope to attain its ideal of largest usefulness to the people that it serves. To the students, I extend my most friendly greeting. I eagerly invite them to share fully with the University its high standards of character and achievement. I have con- fidence that as alumni they will prove their true worth to the community by their devotion to ideals of their alma ARNOLD BENNETT HALL.
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