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...Magill, Field Secretary of the National Education Association, will explain the origin, backing, and present status of the bill, while Dr. L. B. Murlin, President of Boston University, will be the principal spokesman under the main topic of the effect in Massachusetts. The program will include talks on "Educational Research and Investigation", "Physical Education", Americanization of Removal of Illiteracy", "Teachers' Salaries", "Training of Teachers" and "Rural Education...
...Thayer Ames '24, of Cambridge; Gershon Pereival Bickford Jr. '22, of Berwyn, Md.; Algernon David Black '23, of New York City; Charles Louis Fincke '24, of Newton; Henry Sayles Francis '24, of Boston; William Nahum Gates '24, of Elyria, O.; John Upham Harris '24, of Tuxedo Park, N. Y.; Murlin Glenn Hoover 2G.B., of Galesbury, III.; Stockton Kimball '24, of Buffalo, N. Y.; Ernest Frederic Knauth Jr. '24, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Charles De Von La Follette 2G.B., of Thornton, Ind.; Clair Thomas Leonard '23, of Needham Heights; Charles Robert Paine '23, of Eagle Grove, Ia.; Kendall Bailey Rowell 2E.S...
...University Extension Courses are offered by the Commission on Extension Courses of which Dean J. H. Ropes '89 of the University is Chairman, and of which President J. A. Cousens of Tufts, President William Devlin of Boston College, President Henry Lefavour of Simmons College, President L.. H. Murlin of Boston University, President E. F. Nichols of M. I. T., President E. F. Pendleton of Wellesley, and others are members...
President Murlin's proposal is that when a liberal arts college has reached an enrollment of 500 a new college unit ought to be organized, with a separate faculty and an independent dean. Perhaps is is something akin to the Oxford system which he had in mind, a group of separate colleges with the same general administration, yet each an entity within itself, having its-own faculty and buildings...
...automobiles, or foreign silks or any other luxury becomes over-crowded, immediately a now one is built or an addition made! There is no hesitation here. When it becomes as apparent that an educated citizenry is worth as much to the community as luxuries in a wholesale warehouse. President Murlin's scheme may be taken into serious consideration. --University of Washington Daily