That was all.
And this stamp, according to the tenor of the president's convocation addresses, was perfectly harmless.

No one ought to be afraid of it.

As a result, a great many of the very best young men in the City, who had no need for education at all, were beginning to attend college.

"It marked," said Dr.Boomer, "a revolution." Mr.Spillikins himself was fascinated with his studies.

The professors seemed to him living wonders.
"By Jove!" he said, "the professor of mathematics is a marvel.