DARTMOUTH DEGREE IS GOAL OF KOREAN'S AMBITION

A journey of many thousands of miles towards the end of a rainbow, arching from Korea across the Pacific Ocean and the United States, brought to Hanover recently Joseph Chai, a young Korean anxious to devote the meagre store of his life's savings to securing an education at Dartmouth. Unfortunately his scholastic preparation has not been complete and he is so imperfectly acquainted with the English language that it will be necessary for him to undertake another year of schooling before he can be admitted to the College. The President's Office has therefore been interested in securing employment for him in Hanover, which will enable him to continue his studies and provide for him a home and a little money. Such employment has, temporarily, been secured, and with good fortune Joseph Chai will enter Dartmouth next year as a member of the class of 1928.