Address Delivered At Harvard Union, Cambridge, Mass., March 23, 1914
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The standpatter is conservative ; wealth is conservative ; the college is conservative. They are all in the same boat.
" My best friends will point out to me to-morrow that there is no help for this, that it has always been so, and it always will be so. I admit that it has always been so; I admit that the great colleges in this country have never led in a great reform ; that the great colleges in England have never led in a great reform. But I refuse to admit that colleges are incorrigible ; I ...refuse to admit that they are beyond salvation.
ADDRESS OF SENATOR HENRY F. HOLLIS. 5 " I would begin by declining gifts from men of great wealth. If new buildings are needed, I would call on the alumni for contribu- tions, limiting the amount to be subscribed by a single donor. I would increase the income by increasing the tuition fees. An educa- tion achieved at some sacrifice is more valuable than one acquired through charity.
" College life should be made less expensive, more simple ; it should be standardized.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The standpatter is conservative ; wealth is conservative ; the college is conservative. They are all in the same boat.
" My best friends will point out to me to-morrow that there is no help for this, that it has always been so, and it always will be so. I admit that it has always been so; I admit that the great colleges in this country have never led in a great reform ; that the great colleges in England have never led in a great reform. But I refuse to admit that colleges are incorrigible ; I ...refuse to admit that they are beyond salvation.
ADDRESS OF SENATOR HENRY F. HOLLIS. 5 " I would begin by declining gifts from men of great wealth. If new buildings are needed, I would call on the alumni for contribu- tions, limiting the amount to be subscribed by a single donor. I would increase the income by increasing the tuition fees. An educa- tion achieved at some sacrifice is more valuable than one acquired through charity.
" College life should be made less expensive, more simple ; it should be standardized.
What to read after Address Delivered At Harvard Union, Cambridge, Mass., March 23, 1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hollis, Henry French, 1869- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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