The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-08
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CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL ASSOCI
ALTON.
Wednesday Morning, June 80.
College Department.

Wednesday Morning, June 80.
College Department.
900 A. M.-Paper: European In
huences on American Universities.
BY the Reverend Frederick Sieden-
burg, S. j., Dean of the Department of
Sociology, Loyola University, Chicago,
Ill.
1000 A. Mathematics and Sci.
ence Section.
Paper: "The Life and Work of
Gregory Mendel" By the Reverend
John Seliskar, st. Paul Seminary, ST.
Paul, MINI.
HOO A. M.-Language and Litera-
ture Section.
General Topic: The Writing of
English.
1. THE Study of the Classics and
the Writing of English" BY the Very
Reverend H. Moynihan, President of
st. Thomas College, st. Paul, Mimi.
2. "The Study of Literature and
the Writing of English BY Teach
er from st. Elizabeth College, Convent
Station, N. J.
3. THE Teaching of Precepts and
the Writing of English" BY the Rev
erend S. Blackmore, S. j., Campion
College, Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin.
Parish School Department.
900 A. M.-Paper: Commercial
Classes in Our Elementary Schools:
Are They Worth While?" BY the
Reverend Joseph A. Quincy, S. T. L.,
Superintendent of Parish Schools, AL
bany, N. Y.
Paper: "A Scheme of Administra-
ton for a Principal of a School Who
Is at the Same Time Teacher of a
Class" BY the Reverend John E.
Flood, Assistant Superintendent of
Parish Schools, Philadelphia, Pa.
Paper: 'The Importance of Spe.
cial Teachers for Backward Children
How Would Such Teachers Proceed? ?"
By the Reverend Augustine F. Hickey
Superintendent of Parish Schools,
Boston, Mass.
Seminary Department.
$50 A. M.-Paper: 1.-THE Need OF
an Extended Spiritual Preparation for
the Priesthood BY the Reverend
BERNARD Feeney, st. Paul Seminary,
st. Paul, Mimi.
General Session.
1880 A. M.-General meeting OF
all members of the Association. An.
nual election of general officers of the
Association.
Address: Education and the So
cial Question" BY the Reverend Ed.
win v. O'Hara, Chairman of the In
dustrial Welfare Commission of the
State of Oregon.
Wednesday Afternoon, June 80.
College Department.
800 P. M.-Discussion: Require
ments considered essential to any
standard college as set forth in the
tentative plan sent out by the stand
ing Committee of the College Depart.
ment.
4:30 P. M.-Philosophy and Litera-
ture Section.
Paper: THE Philosophy of His
tory BY Reverend Brother Ber-
nardine, F. S. c., Christian Brothers
College. Memphis, Tenn.
4:30 P. injecting of the various
Sections to discuss matters of special
interest to each Section.
Election of officers for each Section.
Parish School Department.
Superintendents' Section.
400 P. M.-Paper: THE Need of
Catholic Normal Schools" BY Brother
Gerald, S. NJ, Boys High School, St.
Louis. Mo-,
2:S0 P. M.-Paper: "a Taste for
Reading: Its Cultivation and Func-
tion in Character Development. BY
the Reverend James ]. Daily, S. j.,
Campion College, Prairie du CHEN,
Wis.
General Session.
ST. Paul Hotel, Assembly Hall.
500 P. M.-"The Present Condition
of Catholic Secondary Education in
the United States. An Analysis of a
Recent Statistical Study of the Prob
lem BY the Reverend James A.
Burns, c. S. c., President of Holy
Cross College, Washington. D. c.
Thursday Morning, July /.
College Department.
$50. A. NJ. Reports from the vari-
Gus Sections. Election Of officers,
Resolutions. Adjournment.