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Atlanta University is a college, normal school, and high school for preparing young men and women of the negro race for service among their own people. This service usually takes the form of teaching. The institution has had an extraordinary record and has done much toward solving one of the greatest problems in this country--that of the colored people...
Atlanta University is a college, normal school and high school for preparing young men and women of the negro race for service among their own people. This service usually takes the form of teaching. The institution has had an extraordinary record and has done much toward solving one of the greatest problems in this country-that of the colored people...
...Heerdan (C); H. H. Tewkesbury (D); L. T. Stratton (E). Section 34, F. Danehy and W. H. Brehaut (A); E. G. Brehaut and D. J. Grant (B); B. H. Torrance (C); J. K. Fisher (D); P. C. Knowlton (E). Section 35, P. Benton and W. Young (A); E. Ettlinger and H. L. Ettlinger (B); W. Richmond, Jr., (C); H. A. Sargent (D); A. M. Rogers (E). Section 36, M. L. Berman and E. W. Siskind (A); L. Brentano and D. D. Crenshaw (B); H. W. Smith (C); P. S. York (D); M. L. Levine (E). Section 37, U. E. Wild...
...years. I will ask you to correct this. I expressed the opinion I have long held that a two years' college course preceding the professional studies in medicine or law, is much better than no college course at all, and probably as much as can be expected of most young men. The state universities have recognized this fact by adopting the plan of the combined degree. But I believe that four years of college are far better for those who can give the time; and it is these men who will come to the great endowed colleges. Very truly yours...
...call attention through your columns to a prize which is this year offered for the competition of Harvard students? The Immigration Department of the Young Men's Christian Association in Massachusetts and Rhode Island offers to undergraduates in the men's colleges of these states a prize of $50 for the best essay on the subject, "A Community Program for the Education of Non-English Speaking Men in the Principles of American Government." The essays submitted should be approximately 4000 to 5000 words in length and should be in the hands of the local committee not later than...