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Latin and Greek, much to the disgust of the Socialists, have won in France. Léon Bérard, Minister of Public Instruction, has pronounced them compulsory in his new national curricula...
Teaching the young journalism has for some years been part of college curricula. Practical education in the newspaper " game" has become the function of college daily newspapers. There are now 31 of these papers in existence scattered over the country from Los Angeles to Cambridge. They are probably more useful as educational institutions than as news -distributing agencies, for even the long established dailies of Yale, Harvard and Princeton are replete with errors and journalistic faux pas. Among the 31 is the Daily lowan of Iowa University, and that paper, it was announced, has become a member of the Associated...
...gather that Mr. Broun chiefly complains of the lack of any publicity as to the educators themselves. He has no respect for curricula, but he admires teaching personality. He once knew a teacher himself. " And since the personality of the various men in the teaching force of the city is in the long run rather more important than the personality of the Mayor, the Comptroller or any of the Aldermen, we wonder just what philosophy of news has conferred anonymity upon them quite so completely...
Saturday, May 6: Discussion of curricula of collegiate and graduate schools of business. Business meeting, including reports of Executive Committee, and Committees on Resolutions, Auditing, and Nominations
Professor Edmund Ezra Day, chairman of the department of economics at the University, has resigned to accept a position at the University of Michigan, where he will become professor of economics, chairman of the department, and also director of curricula in business administration. He will continue at the University, however, until February, 1923, when his Michigan appointment becomes effective...