State
Vol. IV, No 1
A Welcome From the President.
A hearty greeting to the men of
" State " ! This is to be the best
year " State " has ever known. It
is by far the largest as to numbers
and will be the best for work, unless
I mistake the spirit of the men who
are hefe
My welcome is not only on be
half of those directly in charge of
College affairs, but it extends
farther and includes a welcome on
behalf of the official business gov
erning body of the College.
You come in contact but little with
the Trustees of the Institution and
therefore you may not know the ex
tent to wnich every m.:mber of the
Board is interested in your welfare.
Their thoughts and their efforts are
centered in and directed toward the
best interests of the Institution,
which, of course, include the best
for you. And so, on their behalf,
as well as on behalf of the instruc
tional force, I bid every student in
College a hearty welcome and give
him a cordial' Godspeed in his work.
The danger to the individual stu
dent is that he may think, being one
of a great mass, he counts for but
little. The largest number is made
up of units and with a single one
lacking the unity is gone, so with
that in mind each of us, in our
several places, ought to endeavor to
do our share in the greater work
which awaits us when we come to
take it up in the world outside of
College life.
Very cordially yours,
James A. Beaver
Sept. 20, 1907.
STATE COLLEGE, PA., SEPTEMBER 26, 1907.
The New Agricultural Building.
It is confidently expected that the
Agricultural Building will be com
pleted and ready for occupancy on
Pennsylvania Day. A committee
composed of Col. John A. Wood-
ollegian.
CAPTAIN H. M. BURNS
ward, Mr. H. V. White. -
W. J. Hill, all trustees of
lege, are Preparing elabora
monies for its dedication. T
ernor and other prominent
will be present on this occas.
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