once that he was from Cornell. Why do you not laud the name
of State ? You have enough matters about which to talk and feel
proud. Your college is second to none in the State, and in
soma respects . to none in the country, and yet in the neigh
borhood of your homes the school boys know more about the
normal schools of the State than do the young men know of
the State College. Go home at vacation with the determination
that each person whom you meet shall know of The Pennsylvania
State College. You have a fruitful subject to talk about in the
record made by your foot ball team, but do not be content with
such exaltation alone. Be determined also to induce at least one
person to join us next year. Let each man do his duty—and one
of his primary duties is to serve his Alma Mater—and the College
will open next fall with the largest attendance which she has ever
had.
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