The History of Brown University 1714 1914
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. . He does not seem sufficiently to feel the value either of money, or of time. ... I am often exhorting him on the subject; and he is always ready to con- fess, and to promise; but. .
President Messer showed his common sense in the large lines of his academic policy, which was that of an intelligent con- servatism, attempting no impracticable innovations, but seeking to build on the old foundations as solidly and as high as the available means allowed. His wisdom and suc- cess in this are abl...y set forth in the following extract from an anonymous pamphlet, "Brown University under the C 199 1 HISTORY OF BROWN UNIVERSITY Presidency of Asa Messer, S. T. D. , L. L. D. , " published in 1867, and attributed to the Rev. Silas A. Crane, of the class of 1823, who was a tutor from 1824 to 1828 : His policy was that of demand and supply. He offered the country such a college education as it could pay for; and such, too, as the necessities of its condition then compelled it gladly to accept. Here we have the rule by which he fixed the requirements for matriculation, and the whole subsequent course of undergraduate studies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . He does not seem sufficiently to feel the value either of money, or of time. ... I am often exhorting him on the subject; and he is always ready to con- fess, and to promise; but. .
President Messer showed his common sense in the large lines of his academic policy, which was that of an intelligent con- servatism, attempting no impracticable innovations, but seeking to build on the old foundations as solidly and as high as the available means allowed. His wisdom and suc- cess in this are abl...y set forth in the following extract from an anonymous pamphlet, "Brown University under the C 199 1 HISTORY OF BROWN UNIVERSITY Presidency of Asa Messer, S. T. D. , L. L. D. , " published in 1867, and attributed to the Rev. Silas A. Crane, of the class of 1823, who was a tutor from 1824 to 1828 : His policy was that of demand and supply. He offered the country such a college education as it could pay for; and such, too, as the necessities of its condition then compelled it gladly to accept. Here we have the rule by which he fixed the requirements for matriculation, and the whole subsequent course of undergraduate studies.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Cochrane Bronson to read onlineMoreLess
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