But the average undergraduate has enough robustness of nature, enough capacity for enthusiasm and aspiration, to make it worth while to turn to account the stuff that is in him.
Teddy Roosevelt: “But the average undergraduate has enough robustness of nature, enough capacity for enthusiasm and aspiration, to make it…”
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Roosevelt expresses optimism about the potential of the average undergraduate to achieve greatness.
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