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I William Mills, Cashier Boone County National Bank I donit think it is mediocrity . . . There are some areas of the university that for one reason or another are not as strong as some of the competition, or some of the Big-8 schools. I donlt think this is a fault so much of the university, or of the students, or of the faculty, as it perhaps is of the people of Missouri. They have been willing to have a better than good university with everything PIGtty equal. Each division within the university is about equal with the other divisions . Yet none of them being the shin- ing light, the A-number-one top in that particular field in the country 01' in the area. I don,t mean to shoot down all divisions, because we have got some that are. But I think the people of Missouri were much more willing, and still 319, to have every one be good and nothing be great! They felt that if were going to go out and spend the money to have the greatest, let,s say, Medical School or College of Engineering in the country, we will have to give up something in the other fields. And they didnit want to do that. They want to have a good Ag School, a good J -School, a good Engineering School; whatever it happens to be, they want it to be good. But they didnit want to sacrifice goodness here for greatness there. I don,t think it is mediocrity, at all. We have more than a good university. Granted it can be a great university . It may not be the absolute great- est university in the world, but it sure suits me, and I think it suits the people of Missouri. But I don,t mean it should stand still; we have got to go on from where we are now. That, to a certain extent, is up to the taxpayers and the legislature. 17
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Another Point of View Life at the University of Missouri As Seen by a New Zealander A..u-a.-v V Chris Black is a graduate student from New 0 i Zealand studying photojournalism at Mis- by Chrl S BlaCk e. souri. Chris asked to produce a feature on life at the University as seen by a foreigner, and we gladly provided the space. 19
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