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and proportion, increasing with the years, and built into it is a thousand human lives—a preci¬ ous possession.” Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president of the University of Indiana, spoke on Common Sense and Some Things Which Lie Beyond It,” emphasizing idealism as a motive force in life. SPEAKS OX COLLEGE DUTIES. Following the acceptance of the presidency, President Hol¬ land delivered an address on “The State College of Wash¬ ington: Bs Place and Its Op¬ portunity to Serve.” lie pre¬ sented the full educational value, praised the democratic spirit exhibited by the friends of the college, and pleaded for harmony in the educational affairs of the state. The inauguration ceremo¬ nies were followed by a lunch- eon served in the gymnasium. dr. p BRYAX VXD DR. VV. L. BRYAN, at which the delegates from colleges and universities presented their messages of good will and encouragement to the new executive of the college. In the afternoon the visitors were taken for an automobile tour of the campus and the college farm. Page 17
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other state officials, the delegates of colleges and universities, special guests, the faculty and the alumni of the college, and the students by classes. In the auditorium, E. A. Bryan hall, the Hon. E. T. Coman, president of the board of regents, made the formal speech of induction into office, which was greeted by thunderous applause and organized yells by the students. President Holland responded briefly in accepting the office. Dr. E. A. Bryan delivered a masterly address on the objects, duties and opportunities of the college. He was greeted by applause that lasted more than three minutes. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, of Columbia University, delivered a special address in which he discussed educational ideals and emphasized the importance of the office of col¬ lege president. He closed with this paragraph : “The motto of the college might well be, ‘Speak to the earth and it shall teach thee! ' Here is a college builded on the soil— growing out of Mother Earth, growing up like a fine flowering plant, in strength, in beauty •: ■■ ■■■ -: •• T V.. .. Page 16
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The president’s reception was held in the president’s residence on Friday evening and was attended by several hundred guests eager to congratulate the new president. From the president’s home the guests proceeded to the gvmnasium where the inaugural ball was held. Page 18
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