The real me ning of th political movement, ing ft of human passion, It was based fon. reason, faith end _prineipls. Whenever a question came up, aquired full attention and study bat would be of no avail i€ political agitators were blindly followed. Mr. Quo exhorted all to take the late Sun Yat-sen as their ideal: he was never caught Jet anything pass he never conclusion, to a chance and to saving their Mz. Quo's speech, Dr, White made several announcements, the mest important of which were 35 follow Ta spi past year, the instit very little time. The student body] has been kept practically intact, The staff, by the help of friends from the interior, has been kept measurably complete. his year we are graduating the lInrgest class in the history of the institution—48 plus three who receive their master's degree, making a total of 51. Of this number, seven are women, the largest number of women to be graduated since coeducation was adopted. ver since I have been president (for 16 years), I have had one definite goal in mind and that was the time when the institution might have Chinese president and be still more Chinese institution. I hoped 16 years ago that this time might arrive in five or at most in ten years, Dut the time is now near at hand.
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