Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1926-08-14 | Page 4 | Helping the Young Man

HELPING THE YOUNG MAN Many things happen to genIus wien when It goes to college Some of It making a II handicap of oC wealth prefers gasoline to midnight oIL and Is lost In the maze of sport roadsters Some of ot It It handicapped by poverty views college life JUe over overa overa I a dishpan and is lost In the tor toe tortures tures Lures of o physical weariness Some potential genius flowers But Dut most mosto of it lies long dormant or Is 13 never never brought to light at all Modem Modern curricula are designed for time full application with no ances for tor the tho several hours with strict business practice an of outside work that are jary sary sal v to pay board bills True enough many students do work their way and gain distinction distinction distinction tion at the same time The division of student loans of the Harmon Harmon Foundation has tak talc taken taken smoothing en a big step toward the path of ambition At least it has bas proved conclusively th that t a system of ot student loans is feas feas- feasIble feas- feas feasIble feasible ible that it can be admInistered without t financial loss Three hundred and seven fifty fifty sevenpersons persons borrowed money to go to college Realizing that their abU abil ability ity Ily to repay would be 1 partly artly do- do dependent de dependent pendent upon their scholarship they acquitted themselves bril brU- bril- bril brilliantly graduated entered the business world Three hundred and five fifty of those students have met their obligations The Theother Theother Theother other two acknowledge their debt and will pa pay Ambition and honesty go band bandIn bandin In hand band When ambition and ability are aro the only r for college entrance educators can pat themselves on the back go 60