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Education for the control and enjoyment of wealth, by Witt Bowden, University of Pennsylvania.

Languages and the college preparatory course, by John D. Fitz-Gerald, University of Illinois.

Secondary school composition, by Carolyn M. Gerrish, Girls' Latin School, Boston, Mass.

The teaching of history in the elementary school, by James A. Wilgus, State Normal School, Platteville, Wis.

The vocabulary of two years, by Thomas P. Beyer, St. Paul, Minn.

Education in Japan, J, F. Steiner, Chicago, Ill.

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INDEX

The names of contributors are printed in SMALL CAPITALS; subjects treated in ordinary

type; titles of books reviewed in italics

Academic, Concerning some matters, BROWN, ROBERT M.—The European
391.

war and geography, 248.
Academic status of psychology, 319. Building of a university, Notes on the,
Administration (The) of the public 217.

schools of New York City, 469. Building (vocabulary), Systematic, 313.
Adolescent, The development of a BUTLER, NICHOLAS MURRAY—Con-
vocabulary in the, 68.

cerning some matters academic,
America, Is there no university in? 391; Hunt's (Gaillard) The Depart-

431; The Germanistic Society of, ment of State of the United States,
108.

212; Roger Bacon, 94.
American schools, The development

of the course of study in, 1; uni- CARPENTER, WILLIAM H.-The Gen-
versities, Library problems in, 325; eral Education Board, 300; The As-
universities, The Association of, sociation of American Universities,
74; university professors, The As-

74.
sociation of, 295.

Case system (The) of teaching hygiene
Association (The) of American uni-

and preventive medicine in the
versities, 74; (The) of American

upper grades, 503.
university professors, 295.

Certain modern educational methods,
Attainment (Methods of its): The A side light on, 414.
Christian ideal in education, 433. CHAPMAN, J. CROSBY-Standardiza-

tion of school products, 312.
BARDWELL, DARWIN L.-Phases of China, Medicine in, 535.

the work of a modern high school, Christian (The) ideal in education:
367.

Methods of its attainment, 433.
BEYER, THOMAS PERCIVAL.—The Classics, The teaching of English and
vocabulary of two years, 191.

the study of, 37.
Bishop's (William Warner) Practical

College (denominational), Place and
handbook of modern library cata-

function of, 445; education, An un-
loging, 315.

dergraduate's view of, 48.

College-preparatory course, Languages
Board, The General Education, 300.

and the, 168.
Board (The school) as a factor in edu- College, The junior, 215; (junior)
cational efficiency, 258.

Standardizing the, 56; students,
BOWDEN, Wirt—Education for the Health of, 428.

control and enjoyment of wealth, Colleges, Sound sense about, 428.
147; Education for power and re- Composition, Secondary school, 126.
sponsibility, 352.

Concerning some matters academic, 391.

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