Excerpt from College and the Future: Essays for the Undergraduate on Problems of Character and Intellect

It is the unity of human nature that makes the train ing of an individual American college student such a vastly important thing, for only by extreme clearness of individ ual thought do we attain the requisite for the great citizen ship. What is the world for, with its vast and tantalizing problem? What is life for, with its seemingly inscrutable incongruities? What is college for? The answer to all these questions turns out to be very nearly the same, and its full meaning is a faith in the efficacy of the well-rounded mind.

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