Academic syllabus of New York
State, 191
Administration, Boston school, 395;
University, 217

Aid, Special state, to high schools,
141

All-year school sessions, 323
American colleges, Distribution of
distinction in, 24

American universities, The excess-
ive expansion of the course of
study in, 135; their resemblances
and their differences, 109
ANDREWS, E. BENJAMIN.-Univer-
sity administration, 217
Applied education, Place of, 180
Are college entrance requirements
too great in quantity? I
Arithmetic teaching, Methods of,
339

Aspects of education in England, 67
Association of American Univer-
sities. 537

Athletic craze in colleges, 214
Atkinson's (George Francis) Col-

lege text-book of botany, 211
Attitude of European scholarship
towards the question of an inter-
national auxiliary language, 507
Australian's impression of Oxford,
18

BALDWIN, CHARLES SEARS.-Thorn-

dike's (Ashley H.) Elements of
rhetoric and composition, 319
Barrett prizes, 106

Bern Conference, and the Inter-
national Conferences of Educa-
tion, 306

BIGELOW, M. A.-Bigelow's (Ed-
ward F.) How nature-study should
be taught, 535; McMurry's (C.
A.) Special method in elementary
science, 207

Bill to incorporate the National
Education Association, The debate
in the House of Representatives
on, 513

BOLTON, FREDERICK E.-Special state
aid to high schools, 141

Boston school administration, 395
BOURNE, HENRY E.-Coman's
(Katharine) Industrial history of
the United States, 102

Bradley's (Henry) The making of
English, 423

BROOKS, STRATTON D.-Dangers of
school reform, 226

BRYAN, WILLIAM L.-The excessive
expansion of the course of study
in American universities, 135

CARPENTER, WILLIAM H.-The re-
action of graduate work on the
other work of the university, 333
Catholic citizens and public educa-
tion, 294

Chemistry teaching and physics,
Modern trend of, 236

Child, The incorrigible, 484
Children's reasoning and second-
hand science, 167

Citizens (Catholic) and public edu-
cation, 294

College

Entrance Examination
Board, The future of, 470
College entrance requirements, Are
they too great in quantity? 1;
College entrance requirements, A
talk with teachers of English on,
198
Colleges (American), Distribution
of distinction in, 24; Athletic
craze in, 214
Coman's (Katharine)

Industrial
history of the United States, 102
Community and the school, The
joint educational responsibility of,
433, 439

Compulsory education, Indirect, 383
Course of study in American uni-
versities, The excessive expansion
of, 135

Craze (Athletic) in colleges, 214
CURTIS, CARLTON C.-Atkinson's
(George Francis) College text-
book of botany, 211

Dangers of school reform, 226
Debate in the House of Representa-