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LIKES CORNELL.
Farnsworth, '02, Praises its Dem
ocratic Goodfellowship.
Ithaca, N. Y., Fob. 12. 1903.
Dear NobraBkan Unlike the other
large coIIprph of thp East, Cornell is
not located within or npar a large
metropolis bit lies an if it wpre apart
from the rest of the bnny world- a
democratic center of learning by Itself.
A more beautiful, picturesque site for
a college could not be imagined than
where Cornell now rests. Situated In
the hilly region of the south central
part of New York state, in the fertile
Cayuga valley, about four hours' ride
south of Buffalo, is the quiet, typical
college town of Ithaca and Gfbrnell
University Like the University of
Kansas, the campus is located on a
hill, which overlooks the town and the
beautiful, clear Lake Cayuga, which
has made Cornell famous with her
crews. The campus is the most beau
tiful that any college in the country
possesses. It covers a large area of
land, and in the summer time when
all the buildings are covered with ivy,
together with the beautiful walks and
drives, it presents a fine appearance.
Numerous little lakes and brooks and
deep gorges add to the natural beauty
of the campus. It would be impossi
ble for one not to fall in love with
stub a garden spot and with such pic
turesque scenery as Cornell offer.
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In keeping with what nature has
bestowed upon Cornell, the student
body seems to absorb the spirit of the
place and are welded together In the
common welfare of Cornell. Other
large Eastern (ollegcs possess a good
deal of Eastern snobbishness and as
sociate ideas Cornell has always up
held democratic ideas, and everyone is
a "good fellow." College spirit and
the loyalty of all Cornellians to their
alma mater is something remarkable
and is the first thing that a new comer
notices here. The welfare of the col
lege ranks first In everything, class
enthusiasm Is next emphasized, and
then come other forms of college life.
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This fall during the football season
half the student body went down to
Percy Field every day, rain or shine,
to cheer the team and scrubs. During
the games, organized rooting and col
lege songs made every Cornelllan feel
that therp wos no name so dear to
him as "Cornell." Before and after
every athletic contest "Alma Mater"
is sung, every student standing with
his head uncovered. This feature 1b
always carried out, whether the team
Is victorious or not, and creates Cor
nell spirit. I have often wished Ne
braska would adopt a similar custom.
OO
From the beginning of one's fresh
man yeor until his graduation, the one
ambition of every Cornelllan Ib to win
a "C," or his class numerals, which
are next In importance. ThiB con
tinued striving to secure honors brlngB
all kinds of material for athletic teams.
Here even football is of secondary Im
portant e to the "crew," and while Cor
nell does not always excel in other
forms of athletics, she Is pretty sure
to turn out a "world's record crew,"
and it is becoming a retognlzed fact
that Cornellians are "natural born
oarsmen." In baseball and track ath
letics considerable interest is mani
fested. Constant practice goes on
throughout th fall and winter.
OO
In spite of the other attractions, a
good deal of hard work Is done here.
In lact, in order to remain here and
enjoy the pleasures of such an ideal
college life, the student must work.
Each term at least ten hours must be
passed by the student, and If he falls
he is "busted" and is given three
days to leave Ithaca. In order for him
to be reinstated the next year he must
pass all back examinations. At the
present time many students are bid
ding their friends "good bye" as a re
sult ot receiving a "bust" notice. This
system helps to maintain a high stand
ard of scholarship and the one favor
ite topic of conversation throughout
the whole year is "Will I get busted?"
Much as I like Cornell, which has
been made bo pleasant for me by the
generous good-natured Cornellians, I
still look anxiously forward to each
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