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Show Harris Tells USAC Students to Develop Lifelong Friendships Utiih State Agricultural college was founded as a friendship institution, in-stitution, Dr. Franklin S. Harris, president, told the new student body Tuesday in a get-acquainted assembly, as he advised them to establish many friendships which, will prove to them among the most precious things of life. "College Life,' 'he declared, "of-' "of-' fers one of the choicest opportuni- ties in the world for a young per- j j son. Although Utah has a higher : ! percentage of its population in j 1 college than any other state, you ! are the one lucky person out off ! 40 Utahns to be in an institution i of higher learning." i I desire to have the college an ! institution of good fellowship, he i continued, and invited students to come in at any time and talk j problems over with him. He told i of the advantage that comes of ! a college education, describing it - as ''an invisible polish," and 11st-I 11st-I ed several rules by which college 1 students should .adhere to while in school. ' The president explained the i new assembly schedule which calls i for weekly programs Tuesday at I 11 a. m. in the main auditorium, with the first few minutes as a devotional. Asserting that he be-' be-' lieves in spiritual things, Dr. Har-his Har-his recommended that c 11 students stud-ents have daily periods of devotion. devo-tion. Other features of the assembly included the introduction to students stud-ents of the deans of the seven schools and the graduate division, and other administrative officers. Musical numbers included tvo vocal solos by Georgene Doutre, of Logan, accompanied by Glona Hanson, of Logan, and a violin solo by Norma Olson, of Logan. Professor W. H. Manning led the group in community singing. Professor Ira N. Hayward offered of-fered the invocational. |
