Logan Republican | 1903-08-26 | Page 5 | Value of College Training |

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Date	1903-08-26
Paper	Logan Republican
Language	eng
City	Logan
County	Cache
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Article Title	Value of College Training
Type	article
Date	1903-08-26
Paper	Logan Republican
Language	eng
City	Logan
County	Cache
Page	5
OCR Text	Show VALUE OF COLLEGE TRAININQ. Awakens the Student to the Problems of the World. It may as well be admitted that college training does not teach a man to keep books or to seirgoods. What education alms to do Is to educate-to educate-to develop tho man, to awaken him to the problems of tho world, to widen his horizon. There Is no danger dan-ger that not enough attention shall be given to commercial development. But there Is a possibility that tho business man may become narrowed to his task and fall to take an Interest Inter-est In the world of Ideas about him. Education ought not to prevent a man from acquiring the necessary details de-tails of business. And It ought to make hlm a more valuable citizen. That most successful business men believe this Is shown by the fact tha' they are sending their sons to college. Kansas City Star.
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