The Jubilee of the University of Wisconsin in Celebration of the Fiftieth Anniv
The Jubilee of the University of Wisconsin in Celebration of the Fiftieth Anniv
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Later structures, and all succeeding plans, have left open the broad avenue above State Street, and the three build- ings — North, South, and University Halls — stand at the places assigned them by the men who, in their minds, created these structures before the foundation of any was laid.
At the end of the college year of a half century ago two students were graduated, Charles T. Wakeley and Levi Booth. We hoped the latter would sit upon the platform to-day as a guest of the university, but in... the midst of his preparations for the long journey from Denver he was stricken with a serious disease. We deeply sympathize with him in his misfortune and hope for his speedy recovery. Upright and influential in the community in which he lives, a leader in his chosen 100 THE WISCONSIN JUBILEE vocation, we recognize liim as a type of the thousands who since 1854 have been granted the degree of this university.
The morning is too far advanced to permit a narra- tive of the development of the University of Wiscon- sin from the time it bestowed its first degree upon Charles T.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Later structures, and all succeeding plans, have left open the broad avenue above State Street, and the three build- ings — North, South, and University Halls — stand at the places assigned them by the men who, in their minds, created these structures before the foundation of any was laid.
At the end of the college year of a half century ago two students were graduated, Charles T. Wakeley and Levi Booth. We hoped the latter would sit upon the platform to-day as a guest of the university, but in... the midst of his preparations for the long journey from Denver he was stricken with a serious disease. We deeply sympathize with him in his misfortune and hope for his speedy recovery. Upright and influential in the community in which he lives, a leader in his chosen 100 THE WISCONSIN JUBILEE vocation, we recognize liim as a type of the thousands who since 1854 have been granted the degree of this university.
The morning is too far advanced to permit a narra- tive of the development of the University of Wiscon- sin from the time it bestowed its first degree upon Charles T.
What to read after The Jubilee of the University of Wisconsin in Celebration of the Fiftieth Anniv?
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