Education in the United States: A Series of Monographs Prepared for the United States Exhibit at the Paris Exposition, 1900, Volume 2Nicholas Murray Butler J. B. Lyon Company, 1900 - Education |
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... needs ; Dyer's Theological education in America , Jessup's Legal education in New York , Well- man's Admission to the bar , Hammond's American law schools , past and future ; Reports of the American bar association ; Toner's Annals of ...
... needs ; Dyer's Theological education in America , Jessup's Legal education in New York , Well- man's Admission to the bar , Hammond's American law schools , past and future ; Reports of the American bar association ; Toner's Annals of ...
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... needs . University relations- Some theologians magnify the advan- tages that arise from the pursuit of a common purpose in independent seminaries . In their judgment these seminaries accomplish much more thorough work in theology than ...
... needs . University relations- Some theologians magnify the advan- tages that arise from the pursuit of a common purpose in independent seminaries . In their judgment these seminaries accomplish much more thorough work in theology than ...
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... need of uneducated ministers or that men of genius are dependent on systematic training or that " sensibility , earnestness and piety " are not the most essential qualities . He does say , however , that men of genius are rare and that ...
... need of uneducated ministers or that men of genius are dependent on systematic training or that " sensibility , earnestness and piety " are not the most essential qualities . He does say , however , that men of genius are rare and that ...
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... needs . Fortunately the closing years of this cen- tury seem to indicate a change in the attitude of philan- thropists toward medical schools . In 1897 , 14 medical schools reported endowments of $ 648,262 . In 1898 , 19 medical schools ...
... needs . Fortunately the closing years of this cen- tury seem to indicate a change in the attitude of philan- thropists toward medical schools . In 1897 , 14 medical schools reported endowments of $ 648,262 . In 1898 , 19 medical schools ...
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... needs every aid which medical experts in chemistry , bacteriology , and comparative pathology can place at its disposal . The medical profession itself hardly recognizes as yet how great promise there is in the further study of the ...
... needs every aid which medical experts in chemistry , bacteriology , and comparative pathology can place at its disposal . The medical profession itself hardly recognizes as yet how great promise there is in the further study of the ...
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Page 865 - by periodical and migratory meetings, to promote intercourse between those who are cultivating science in different parts of America, to give a stronger and more general impulse and more systematic direction to scientific research, and to procure for the labors of scientific men increased facilities and wider usefulness.
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Page 522 - and surgery and admitted by one of his majesty's council, the judges of the supreme court, the king's attorney-general and the mayor of the city of New York. Such candidates as were approved received certificates conferring the right to practise throughout the whole province, and a penalty of ^5 was prescribed for all
Page 640 - $13,151.33 ; miscellaneous, $11,972.97; total, $176,469.41. " The stations employ 669 persons in the work of administration and inquiry. The number of officers engaged in the different lines of work is as follows: Directors, 75 ; chemists, 148; agriculturists, 71; experts in animal husbandry, 10; horticulturists,
Page 961 - 1 Some of the figures in this table as printed prior to 1896 were taken from reports of the superintendent of Indian schools. As revised, they are all taken from the reports of the commissioner of Indian affairs. Prior to 188a the figures include the New York schools.
Page 561 - forty students from the public schools of Massachusetts from which it is reimbursed by ■ legislative appropriation. Its government is vested in a corporation consisting of not more than fifty members, including the governor of the commonwealth, the chief justice of the supreme judicial court and the secretary of the state board of education. The corporators, excepting the
Page 557 - Order 7 " of the same communication. He says : " These are not to be taught by seeing experiments and hearing lectures, according to the usual method. But they are to lecture and experiment by turn, under the immediate