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<p>The humanities in the education of the future.--The value of discipline in education.--Professional study in college.--The teaching of the classics: Are we sacrificing the humanistic to the linguistic?--High school training in its bearing upon civic integrity.--Efficiency the aim of education.--Simplified spelling.--William Cassiday Cattell, D. D., LL.D.--Professor Francis A. March, LL. D., L. H. D.--Professor March.--Indelicacy in literature.--Books to be read before graduation.--College fraternities.--Town and gown.--The easy chair.--Some freaks of college sentiment.--What the pews require of the pulpit.--Ezekiel's watchman.--How shall I give thee up, Ephraim?--The noise of them that sing
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<br>Subjects: Education</div>
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Owen, William Baxter, 1843-1917</div>
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