Excerpt from The University Chronicle, 1903, Vol. 6: An Official Record

I believe that there is work to do, work of the greatest importance to this State, and work of the greatest impor tance to the community, by you, young people, who sit here on the ¿oor of Harmon Gymnasium to-day, and who, in a shorter or longer period, will go out into life and become integers in the community of this State and of this world. If you are false to this, if you are false to your University, then you are false to the State. You are ingrates in the deepest sense of the word, and have done an injury to the institution which you will then have dis graced.

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