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Reaching 100, Staying Young
“Universities do not grow old; but yearly they renew their strength and live from age to age in immortal youth.” With that statement in 1913, SMU’s first president, Robert Stewart Hyer, made a commitment for SMU in his time, but affirmed … Continue reading
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