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Qin the Glass ui 1925, Qbreetingz HE GOAL of graduation is in sight, the long race is nearly completed, and at Commencement you will receive the diploma, indicating that as a result of the preliminaries, you are qualified l l for the final. Education, however broad and deep its foundations may be, must throughout your lives be increased by the building on these foundations of a beautiful superstructure. lNIen are judged not so much by what they know, as by what they do with what they know. lVIere knowledge, like gold locked up in a chest and buried, may be intrinsically valuable, but practically useless. Knowledge, however, that is kept in circulation, and is, therefore, constantly benefiting the owner and others with whom he may be in contact, is the most valuable thing in the world. Knowledge is poweri' is an old proverb, but it requires good character, clear thinking, and unselfish interest in others to utilize power aright. During the years of your association with the University, you have, doubtless, been impressed by the fact that college days are not only a preparation for life, but they are life itself. It is probable that your position in the world in relation to other men will be similar to that which you have .maintained toward your classmates in college. If you have been faithful, reliable, and earnest in all that you have done in college, and have invariably chosen the right ends, and the right means to accomplish those ends, it is likely that this will be characteristic of your lives after you have left college. I believe that the Class of 1925, with which I have been somewhat closely associated, is characterized by the qualities to which I have referred, which are faithfulness, reliability, and earnestness. hlay every blessing attend you on your way, may every honorable ambition be attained, and may peace and happiness dwell ever with you. I S. Presiflem' 32
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iV4MEMgDRlA1VI- 1 JOSEPH DENJAMIN BURKE 1 MARK FISHBEIN if V if if S M wumzxm EIMS own 1 W M V AN ' 31
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