The Bulletin takes pride in announcing that bit of news elsewhere in this issue in regard to the Bend high school. Registrar Tiffany of the University of Oregon states that graduates of the Bend school will be admitted to the freshman class of the university without further requirements. That means that the Bend school stands on the university’s list as one of the accredited schools of the state. It is also the best of evidence that the course of study of the local school is one of the highest rank inasmuch as it meets the exacting requirements of the university. This is something that everyone in Bend may justly feel proud. Many towns as large as Bend and larger, situated and old and prospering communities, with school systems that have existed for years, do not meet the requirements of their state universities. On the other hand, our own town, only a few years old, 90 miles from a railroad, and in a young and struggling country, has developed a school whose graduates are admitted, without further question, to the state university. …