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You will soon learn, my son, that college men are, as a rule, sound in body, sane in mind, in heart pure, in will vigorous, keen in conscience, and filled with noble aspirations. Such men usually interpret life, both academic and general, in sanity and in justice.
Yet, despite these happy conditions, there does prevail a danger of college men making certain misconceptions of college life.