The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-12-29

gestions of the faculty, he may adopt
them as his own policy. he is not under
the necessity of doing so and the siilful
president is usually successful in in
d icing the faculty to recommend the
policy which he thinks advisable.
The preponderating influence of the
president and the financial board as
compared with that of the faculty or
board of instructors seems to me to be
the most striking feature in our Amer
lean system as compared with the
European university system. The sys-
tenn gradually developed with us from
the time when one person combined the
functions of professor and presiding Of
fcer. During the last fifteen or twenty
years the relative Importance of the
president has been more marked owing
to the fact that by the transformation
of the older colleges into universities
the amount of administrative work has
been greatly increased and with it has
come the increasing necessity of de-
pending more and more on the inteli-
gence and activity of a single mind as
supervisor and administrator Further
more. the remarkable increase in the
number of colleges and universities,
none of them with sufficient endoW-
ments to provide the elaborate equip
ment and large body of instructors re-
uuired in q modern university, mas
! brought about a competition between
| different institutions each struggling
TO out-uo the othels So INA. ~ oN
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