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j. Salwyn schapiro, Guy Edward sni-
der and William L. Estabrooke, all pro-
fessors at the College OF the City of New
York, will teach at Columbia this sum-
mer. Prof. Schapiro will lecture on
European history since 1915, q general
survey with especial emphasis on the
unifcation Of Germany and Italy, the
Balkan troubles and the international
problems of the period of armed peace
between 1871 and 1914. Prof Snider.
who teaches political science at the City
College. will give q course in marketing
methods in foreign trade and another Ia
the economic geography OF international
trade. Foreign countries as markets for
American products will be studied. Prof.
Estabrooke will talk on the organization
and management of the chemical labora-
tory. dealing with purchasing and lab
oratory management.
New York University will be repre-
scented by Earle d. Babcock, professor
Of romance languages and head of the
department, and Henry Cesar Ollnger.
Both will teach French, Prof Babcock
lecturing on French literature In the
second half OF the nineteenth century
and dealing with Hugo, Taine, Daudet,
ing a course in oral practice. Michael
F. Dee, professor OF law at Fordham,
will teach code pleading and practice,
with particular reference to the New
York Code OF Civil Procedure.
The high schools OF New York have
contributed Edward c. Chickerine. head
OF the Latin department at the Jamaica
High School, who will teach Latin: APP
pleton Adams Mason. teacher in the
Stuyvesant High School. who will give a
course In physical education: William S.
Schlauch. head of the department OF
mathematics In the High School OF Com
merce, who will teach mathematics, and
Anita Thomas of the High School of
Commerce, who will teach Spanish.
Three members OF the faGSity Of the
Lincoln School. Sterling A. Leonard
Ida Lee Tall and Frederick F. Won
Court, will teach respectively. English
elementary education and penmanship
Henry H. Goldberser. principal OF Pub
lie School IS, will talk on methods OF
teaching English to foreigners, discus
sing the problems arising in the teaching
OF English to foreign born children In
the elementary schools and to non-Eng
ish speaking adults in the evening
schools.
Eugene W. Lyman. professor Of philo.
sophy OF religion at Union Theological
Seminary. and Robert w. Rogers. profess
sor OF Hebrew and Old Tesla ment Exc.
gesis at the Drew Theological Seminary
will lecture on religion. Prof. Lyman's
course will take UP the philosophy OF
religion and tho meaning OF Christian
ideals and modern Christian ethics DR.
Rogers will lecture on the history OF re-
lision, tracing the Hebrew people from
their earliest beginning up to the present
problem Of peace readjustment in Syria
and Palestine.
Carolyn B. Gray. superintendent OF
nurses At City Hospital. Blaokwell's
Island. will lecture at the university or
the teaching Of nursing principles to the
| nursing care OF the patient and the ac-
QUESTION Of eficiency and skill In nurs-
ing technique.