American Colleges: Their Students And Work
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The reason of the prevalent error that first schol- ars usually fail in winning distinction after their grad- uation arises from making this induction from a too narrow basis of facts. The lack of that professional eminence which has failed to crown the life-work of certain valedictorians of the highest rank is undoubt- edly the principal cause of the error. It must, indeed, he granted that there are a few considerations which in- dicate that upon the heads of valedictorians should rest the bla...me of the prevalence of this error. For a high scholar, in order to be first, often yields to the tempta- tion of working for " marks " in a way that is disas- trous to the genuine culture of his intellectual power.
In the competition of the world, therefore, he may fall behind his rival of the third or fourth rank, whose eye was set upon a higher prize than the rank list. A few valedictorians are, moreover, fond of flattering themselves that, since they have reaped the highest collegiate honors, their life cannot be without noble result even if producing no other fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reason of the prevalent error that first schol- ars usually fail in winning distinction after their grad- uation arises from making this induction from a too narrow basis of facts. The lack of that professional eminence which has failed to crown the life-work of certain valedictorians of the highest rank is undoubt- edly the principal cause of the error. It must, indeed, he granted that there are a few considerations which in- dicate that upon the heads of valedictorians should rest the bla...me of the prevalence of this error. For a high scholar, in order to be first, often yields to the tempta- tion of working for " marks " in a way that is disas- trous to the genuine culture of his intellectual power.
In the competition of the world, therefore, he may fall behind his rival of the third or fourth rank, whose eye was set upon a higher prize than the rank list. A few valedictorians are, moreover, fond of flattering themselves that, since they have reaped the highest collegiate honors, their life cannot be without noble result even if producing no other fruit.
What to read after American Colleges: Their Students And Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thwing, Charles Franklin, 1853- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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