University of South Dakota - Coyote Yearbook (Vermillion, SD)

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other time. It is poor public economy to permit an expensive plant to remain idle one- fourth of the time when so many would avail themselves of its privileges during the summer months. The reason why the 'University of South Dakota has not already entered upon this aggressive work is because it lacks teachers and lecturers. Just as soon as the public grants the funds the University gladly extend its advantages for ft acknowl- edges a great obligation to its constituency off the campus as well as to its students upon the campus. ' ' In a state university studentship means life already begun. The laboratories afford practical experience in doing things, so the student when he leaves couege simply steps into a larger sphere with the confidence of tried powers, and into experiences al- ready anticipated. Hence the value ot laboratories, and extensive equipment that a student may be fully familfarized with the work of the world. South Dakota stud- ents seelcing preparation for the vocations they desire to fouow should always find in the University just what their tastes and talents demand. Vocational training re- quires laboratories, many courses of studies. small classes. and unlimited equipment. It must not be forgotten that social efficiency, the preparation of the young man or woman to become a vital and productive force in the world. is coming to be highly regarded as the main aim of public education. To be truly efficient as a worker one must have refinement and culture. One can not be efficient without culture, but one may be cultured Without being really efficient. .Frzznklfn Gauit. 25

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