...wit, the desire to minister to the welfare of all the people. Writing of Harvard graduates he says, "They differ strongly on political, industrial, and...unifying desire to contribute to the public welfare." ("Harvard Memories", p. 8.) This desire is dominant in the president. If in his tastes he belongs to...

...wit, the desire to minister to the welfare of all the people. Writing of Harvard graduates he says, "They differ strongly on political, industrial, and...unifying desire to contribute to the public welfare." ("Harvard Memories", p. 8.) This desire is dominant in the president. If in his tastes he belongs to...

...welfare of all the people. Writing of Harvard gradu•Ibid., pp. 9-12. 'Ibid., p. 13. ates lie says, "They differ strongly on political, industrial, and...unifying desire to contribute to the public welfare." 10 This desire was dominant in the president. If in his tastes he belonged to the Brahman class, in...

...Harvard Memories, "They differ strongly on political, industrial and religious questions, but they have a common unifying desire to contribute to the public welfare. Here is a Harvard tradition." 60 Again, he says, "Now, what is the traditional spirit of Harvard University? I should describe it...