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Caption: Dedication - Engineering Hall (1894) (and Inauguration of President Draper)
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>(h UNIV1 i I\ ii I i ms. tions. p < h work and rendei i til] moi ul tantial aer which it is anxiou to render, i il rm., 01 at a . the publi< board and institut >ns < I stat through animations and r an h( of th < if s i \\{ tnd equipm ;n were mev hal enlai !. It is bound i I t ! - publi, libi dat I di 1 ;ion, promote the 01 ani .it 1 .1 r li . liter.m. histoi . civic, or « imi, i In a word, it is to promol he ii I life of the tai t the extent of its power, i thi - ii oi .1 life i t) i idation upon which the temple i It may appropriately be m the < j« of the historical papers id scientific collects of the I can au ment these invaluable papers and col] ioi them to advantage in its work. [nde it . • • dowhat . at 1 what the people of the state v. lo h . torical and scientific lines without them. The State University is bound to keep all i | a boi i operation; it is bound to prosecute .11 lin, ix to the world the results of its experim I '- [t is bound to bring its expenmem and res, h, | ir «Pon the h e and circumstances and opportunity pie. Hie state should contmuually re-infoi it, t h u ' promol these ends and enlarge its usefulm , h l . ' ,., ..." . affair of the people. As we carry on this * rk our L m will obviously mcrease. The differenl departme 1 of <-ur x >.k will supplement and aid each oTl ' hall - • nd' out more graduates; we shall radiate more -'••» fT* our support will strength, a; we shall , , lm , , more vital < onection with the life of th, mmomvoU l*™ " a,ul '" o b, m truth .mil fact, the Qnivei u\ oi ti, . !.' ' ''
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