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of tlic kiiitl I Iiiivc rcfcrrcd to is, i t i tny opinion, essciitinl both tCClillic:lll. nlld Cdli~iltiOtlid~y. h c l yet I it111 n w r c thilt SIicIi ii coitrsc iiiny prodricc i i tiinti \vIiosc olitlook is limited iltitl narrow. I iitii opposed to din'usctless in ccluciit.ioii, but 1 woiiltl tic\vrtliclcss urge that it 11 iiitcrcst iti ficltls otlicr tiinti tlicir o\wi spccinl study. 1 . 1 1 ~ very ititctisity of ti cl~cii~ist's trnitiiiig tiinkcs it tlifticult for liitii to interest hittiself i t i other siihjccts iiti0 iii other nspect.s of utiivcrsity life. M y cspericiicc ,COW to SIIOW, Itoivcvcr, tliitt it. is just, such students iis si~ccccd in so witletiitig tlicir iiit,crcsts who provc tiiost. pticritlly ltscfitl i n ititlustry, iititl tcnclicrs woultl do \.ell to iisc t,licir iiifluciicc t.o cticoiiritgc studctits to w e t iiicti rciitliug other suhjccts, eilid t,o tlc\dop e i \vidcr culture. -4 workitig ktiowletlgc of Prciicli ittld Geniisii is Iircessiiry for titi Iioiiours coiirs~ it1 cliciiiistry, :itid if it cnti bc siippIeiiieiitctI I)y soitie tr:ivcI iibroitcl ittit1 sotile cortversiitiotiitI fitcility, tIic riccotiipIisIitiictit, ivill bc fo\iiid iilost iiseful. The itbility to put :t ciisc illid t o iirguc it is iIiiotIicr ittiportntit posscssioti, which itcti\Tc ~iiettil~crsliip of scietitific or other societies rititl colloquin will do iiiiicli to secure. Etiiployers sotiict,itiics :ire clisnppointcd whet1 ctitrniit,s (lo not fill1 itiitiicrlint,cIy into tlic \v:iys of : i n iildltstriiil orgii~iiziit~ioii. 'l'hcy should not, of coiirsc, bc itiipnticnt i t 1 view of the grciit tlill'crcticc iti outlook wliit*li tilust. Iw iicqitiretl. hit. i t i niy opinioti tlic iicccssiiry ntlnptiihility is tiiost oftcii scctt i t i stutlctits who Itiivt: Iivctl the fdlcst lives iit t,lic utiiversity. It'ciicltcrs iicctl iiot; fviir that criiploycrs will Iiick spntpcitliy, or tliat stutlcnts W I ~O li:\.e t \ \ i \ t l ~ i\ wise iisc of their tiiiic i t t college will