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...Each House shall keep a journal of its proceedings, and from time to time publish the same, excepting such parts as may in their judgment require secrecy."-The United States Constitution, Art. 1, Section...
...Livingston Farrand, President of Cornell: "The primary purpose of education is not to train men technically, but to turn out men of sound judgment who can reason on sound premises...
...President, Dawes says: " His business judgment is unerring . . . With him a sensible idea needs neither elucidation or argument...
...introducing his subject, the lecturer said that he did not intend to give any balanced judgment on Milton, but hoped to answer the question why we, with other activities, should read Milton. "The early University period of Milton's work", Professor Lowes said, "during which he wrote much admirable Latin verse, is interesting because it shows the influences acting to form the man, and because it foreshadows what is to come. At this time Milton was steeped in the work of Ovid, and showed the power, which he later developed to a great extent, to assimilate and present the material...
...great eye-opening advantages to boys from Europe and the Orient in the settled life of our boarding schools. And we ought to be able to find, granted the boys are reliable, sufficient protection in European schools. The greatest benefit accruing to both sides would be, in my judgment, not a distinctly scholastic advancement, but a socialized understanding of the country visited. Years hence the convictions of trust engendered in an impressionable period, plus the friendships made, might enable the visitor as an influential patriot in his own land to rise up and speak with authority on behalf...