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IHf miwM* v v < vvairtu . (Continued froih page 1.) have gone to study ip France, and ten political science students have arrived from Germany to study American democracy at Colgate.
New courses of study are being offered all over the nation—grad* uate studies in international relations and public information on world affairs, graduate study in religion, and special study in speech defects—but one of the hewer ideas is put forth when Stanford University has joined a nation-wide project to improve the training of school administrators. , . ‘ , o o • - ■ ■
According to pretty reliable information, approximately 2,250,000 men and women are enrolled in the nation’s 1,850 institutions of higher learning. With all that learning being impounded into Americans, we may live to see the day that iwe are all smart. It is to be hoped that, at the same time, we shall be able to eat and pay the rent. / ■ '<
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If you are interested in ancient and peculiar lore, read MNew York
John M. Caskie is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Arthur Miller at “Mt. Prospect.”
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