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... hand - work , requir- ing merely knack and practice . This assumption has hurt us with the farmers . They have said : " Unless you do that chiefly you pervert trust funds . " It has hurt us with those who desire other technolog- ical ...
... hand - work , requir- ing merely knack and practice . This assumption has hurt us with the farmers . They have said : " Unless you do that chiefly you pervert trust funds . " It has hurt us with those who desire other technolog- ical ...
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... hand the statistics of intended or chosen work in life . These two classes , with their six post - gradu- ates , number ninety - one . The industrial character of the course of study , and of the atmosphere of the College , can be seen ...
... hand the statistics of intended or chosen work in life . These two classes , with their six post - gradu- ates , number ninety - one . The industrial character of the course of study , and of the atmosphere of the College , can be seen ...
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... hand of labor . With what eagerness and alacity is indus- try seizing every truth of science and putting it in ... hands if both would be successful . Thus , first he gives the mechanical part of our work , but in the closing paragraph ...
... hand of labor . With what eagerness and alacity is indus- try seizing every truth of science and putting it in ... hands if both would be successful . Thus , first he gives the mechanical part of our work , but in the closing paragraph ...
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... hands of the executors of his will . They now offer it to the State , with five acres of land , including fine fruit , grapery , etc. , at less than two thirds its cost when built eight years ago . It is an excellent house and a ...
... hands of the executors of his will . They now offer it to the State , with five acres of land , including fine fruit , grapery , etc. , at less than two thirds its cost when built eight years ago . It is an excellent house and a ...
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Iowa State College. printed form in our biennial report , and be in the hands of each member of the General Assembly . The amount of land received by Iowa in this grant of 1862 , being proportional to population , was less than that ...
Iowa State College. printed form in our biennial report , and be in the hands of each member of the General Assembly . The amount of land received by Iowa in this grant of 1862 , being proportional to population , was less than that ...
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Page 17 - No portion of said fund, nor the interest thereon, shall be applied, directly or indirectly, under any pretense whatever, to the purchase, erection, preservation, or repair of any building or buildings.
Page 124 - That all the expenses of management, superintendence, and taxes from date of selection of said lands, previous to their sales, and all expenses incurred in the management and disbursement of the moneys which may be received therefrom, shall be paid by the States to which they may belong, out of the treasury of said States, so that the entire proceeds of the sale of said lands shall be applied without any diminution whatever to the purposes hereinafter mentioned.
Page 124 - SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That all the expenses of management, superintendence, and taxes from date of selection of said lands, previous to their sales, and all expenses incurred in the management and disbursement of the moneys, which may be received therefrom, shall be paid by the...
Page 128 - That, in the opinion of this meeting, the persecution and the outrages which the Jews in many parts of the Russian dominions have for several months past suffered are an offence to Christian civilization, and to be deeply deplored. 2. That this meeting, while disclaiming any right or desire to interfere in the internal affairs...
Page 14 - For the repair and improvement of farm buildings, including erection of swine house and corn cribs, two thousand dollars, (e) For appliances for protecting College building against fire, one thousand dollars, (f) For building for museum, library, chapel and recitation rooms, and remodeling main building, thirty-five thousand dollars. Not more than one-third of this money was to be drawn during 1890, and the balance in two equal installments, the first on or after May 15...
Page 126 - Council shall decide, the cost of suretyship to be paid by the Association. All funds of the Association . shall be deposited in its name in such...
Page 10 - A finished education is supposed to consist mainly of literary culture. The story of the forges of the Cyclops, where the thunderbolts of Jove were fashioned, is supposed to adorn elegant scholarship more gracefully than those sturdy truths which are preaching to this generation in the wonders of the mine, in the fire of the furnace, in the clang of the...
Page 146 - That every department to be known and designated as an agricultural experimental station should be distinctly organized, with its duties and control clearly defined, and with a recognized official head, whose time shall be chiefly devoted to this department, who should be on an equal footing with the other heads of departments or professors of the college, and whose compensation should recognize the fact that the duties of the position occupy every month of the year.
Page 64 - Being for moral ends; that, in no 'narrow sense, " honesty is the best policy;" that is, right conduct morally is the wisest settled principle of action; that our spiritual environment favors right conduct; that there is •' a Power not ourselves that makes for righteousness...
Page 11 - I next ask, what studies are necessary to teach our young men and women the history and spirit of our government, and their rights and duties as citizens? There is not now, and there never was on this earth a people who have had so many and weighty reasons for loving their country and thanking God...