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tenderly on his humble virtues, and a lump came into our throats as we thought of his willing services. Then Fred spoke—Fred who was senior society president; and the most influential man in college. "It isn't so much what a man's work is as what he is. It isn't a man's position, it's his influence that makes him great. What we get out of books is all right, but it's men that count, and Mac was a man."

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