A Memorial of the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the Founding of the University of Michigan, Held in Commencement Week, June 23 to June 27, 1912
A Memorial of the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the Founding of the University of Michigan, Held in Commencement Week, June 23 to June 27, 1912
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May her Fac- ulties possess that catholicity of mind that shall recog- nize die just claims of all branches of learning, the interdependence of all forms of science, and the unity of all truth. May she do her full share in cherishing the spirit of research and in pushing out the limits of the known into the realm of the unknown, and raise up a band of explorers and discoverers who shall illu- mine the pathway of mankind in its march forward and upward. In the hands of the effident President of ...this University our Alma Mater is safe. Crescat^Jlo- reaty esto perpetua.
PRESIDENT HUTCHINS During this Commencement the class of 1872 has Digitized by Google THE UNIVERSITY OF MICfflGAN been celebrating the fortieth anniversary of its grad- uation. I take the liberty of calling upon President Robert S. Woodward, of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, to speak for the class of 1 872.
PRESIDENT ROBERT SIMPSON WOODWARD, LL.D.
Mr. President, Fellow Alumni, Friends of the Uni- versity : In bringing to the University of Michigan the congratulations and greetings of our class, I should like to pay my respe6ls first to the numerous presi- dents of the University with whom it has been the good fortune of our class to be acquainted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May her Fac- ulties possess that catholicity of mind that shall recog- nize die just claims of all branches of learning, the interdependence of all forms of science, and the unity of all truth. May she do her full share in cherishing the spirit of research and in pushing out the limits of the known into the realm of the unknown, and raise up a band of explorers and discoverers who shall illu- mine the pathway of mankind in its march forward and upward. In the hands of the effident President of ...this University our Alma Mater is safe. Crescat^Jlo- reaty esto perpetua.
PRESIDENT HUTCHINS During this Commencement the class of 1872 has Digitized by Google THE UNIVERSITY OF MICfflGAN been celebrating the fortieth anniversary of its grad- uation. I take the liberty of calling upon President Robert S. Woodward, of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, to speak for the class of 1 872.
PRESIDENT ROBERT SIMPSON WOODWARD, LL.D.
Mr. President, Fellow Alumni, Friends of the Uni- versity : In bringing to the University of Michigan the congratulations and greetings of our class, I should like to pay my respe6ls first to the numerous presi- dents of the University with whom it has been the good fortune of our class to be acquainted.
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