The Demoralization of College Life. Report of An Investigation At Harvard And a Reply to My Critics
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What a fearful comment on college morals. These people are not in New Haven to capture the citizens in general, but college students in par- ticular.
A MOTHER'S COLLEGE SON The New York Times recently published, under the above head- ing, a letter which I believe shows the anxiety felt by thousands of mothers in this country, and as the writer of this letter has stated the case far better than I could do, I quote from her letter as fol- lows: "With all Mr. Crane's so-called 'intemperate languag...e and extravagant statistics' as regards college life to-day, he seems to me far nearer the truth than your editorial article on 'The Fresh- man.' ' ' As the mother of a boy who has managed to survive his fresh- man year, with the resultant average of scars — physical, mental and moral — I feel qualified to speak. No amount of the home training, so wisely and justly extolled, can suffice to protect the average boy when literally surrounded by a sea of vices, openly indulged in by the majority of freshmen, juniors, and even seniors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What a fearful comment on college morals. These people are not in New Haven to capture the citizens in general, but college students in par- ticular.
A MOTHER'S COLLEGE SON The New York Times recently published, under the above head- ing, a letter which I believe shows the anxiety felt by thousands of mothers in this country, and as the writer of this letter has stated the case far better than I could do, I quote from her letter as fol- lows: "With all Mr. Crane's so-called 'intemperate languag...e and extravagant statistics' as regards college life to-day, he seems to me far nearer the truth than your editorial article on 'The Fresh- man.' ' ' As the mother of a boy who has managed to survive his fresh- man year, with the resultant average of scars — physical, mental and moral — I feel qualified to speak. No amount of the home training, so wisely and justly extolled, can suffice to protect the average boy when literally surrounded by a sea of vices, openly indulged in by the majority of freshmen, juniors, and even seniors.
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