President's Address. 



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been made possible for a much greater per cent, of the people 

 to obtain a college education by affording a wider scope of 

 work, appealing to all the faculties of the mind, touching 

 every trade and profession of life, and dignifying labor. Be- 

 lieving that the type of mind which designs and builds our 

 various mechanical structures, our magnificent machinery of 

 motive power and labor-saving devices, which serves our 

 every want in such a helpful way, is worthy of the highest 



