History of the Ohio state university . er responsibility thanone nation has ever faced before in the pages of human history. Thetask calls for constructive agencies even more than for destructiveagencies. Besides the evolution of science we need also a revolution inmans mind and heart, his morals and his spirit. I see no way foruniversity men to share in that revolution unless we face the task ofresearch as a human resource at all the levels of thought, life, andmatter, unless we face the task of increasing as well the contributionsof teacher-scholars in those areas which science cannot serve.
History of the Ohio state university . er responsibility thanone nation has ever faced before in the pages of human history. Thetask calls for constructive agencies even more than for destructiveagencies. Besides the evolution of science we need also a revolution inmans mind and heart, his morals and his spirit. I see no way foruniversity men to share in that revolution unless we face the task ofresearch as a human resource at all the levels of thought, life, andmatter, unless we face the task of increasing as well the contributionsof teacher-scholars in those areas which science cannot serve. Thus,only, can we utilize to the full this function of research, this principalfunction of The Convocation ADDRESSES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE SEVENTY-FIFTHANNIVERSARY 1948-49 Growth through Service THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS COLUMBUS 1951 3 7^>-7/ Oh3 v^ COPYRIGHT, 1951 BYTHE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY FOREWORD The Seventy-fifth Anniversary celebration of The Ohio State Uni-versity began with a two-day University-wide celebration on October14 and 15, 1948, and continued throughout the school year with somesixty-nine special observances by the various colleges, schools, depart-ments and other divisions of the University. Although the Universitywas established in 1870, it opened its doors to students on September17, 1873; hence the selection of this year for the celebration. A general anniversary committee was responsible for the over-allplanning. Vice-President Harlan H. Hatcher was chairman of thiscommittee and James F. FuUington, chairman of the Department ofEnglish, was executive director of the celebration. There were a number of other committees responsible for differehistoryofohiosta06ohio
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