Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
W. FAVOR DIVISION HERE.

1T ~nNNiN ~ iNN ANllfE N ~ lNaNHfftAl
Arts ana tho Agricultural and Mochan.
teal College arr 10 outs ever N, teach.
ms II domestic scicncc ana arts Pres.
ident Hrally II ;hc College &C Industrial
Arts tho Rrat girls school az Denton.
maintains that tho hom, making and
HON keeping arts should d, taught
through his s,hool. and not 20 IN, AZ
ricnliural and Mechanical Cuiicgc at
Coles station. und'r the direction of
Dr. Hizzcli
In this contention Ia nailoy is IN.
quostionably correct There certainly j.
no frason why boys srhool should
have the direction Il domestic
science aud arts wien there l. a spa.
AL school for urls. one Il whose chief
concerns Il Is 10 III young women 10 b.
scepers o. homes ana 20 III them Tor
economically and successfully following
iut the program ~ housewives. Wa
realize that economizing In connection
with the great educational institutions
q the state should h. done Sftntlncaliy.
40 politics would ~ evidenced In such
economy. The programs Of the schools
that have 20 DO with the more thorough
education Of the young should be- made
the best that brains and money can
secure. But when IL comes a. a matter
Of splitting up the duties Of an ins,i,u
don such as the College OF Industrial
Arts. In advancing the home making
science with a school that has solely te
DO with boys. It seems ainos; absurd.
To us /; seems that It would h. just
as sane for the College OF Industrial
Arts 90 take over some OF The
agricultural extension work ~ the AZ.
riculiural and Mechanical College as X
Is for the latter 90 continue in the field
% extending thu service for girls. The
very eternal fitness o. things must sug'
gcs' the righteousness OF the contention
4 DIR. Bradley In this matter.
The Denison Herald has the following
20 say about the matter.
President Bradley OF the College Of
Industrial Arts and Presiden, Bsrzell OF
iss =. and NJ. College are engaged In an
extensive controversy over the work Of
the respective institutions. The differ.
enccs between these two distinguished
educators should b. settled by the legis.
lsture II that body can diver, its mind
and effor; from the task OF establishing
new institutions long enough to devote
20 H."
Apropos Of the foregoing By the Den.
ison Herald. the Fort Worth Record
contains tho following;
Yes. the lawmakers should settle IL.
Why should home economies or domes.
tic science b. directed by an agricul.
turai and mechanical college for boysg
Why the costly DUPLICATION Texas tax.
payers support the magnificent College
Of Industrial Arts for girls In the city
Of Denton. ". y. Bizz,n was az on
time presidcn; 81 the College OF Indus
trial Arts. lie was an advocate Of the
program now ooniended for by r. NJ.
cell J5urneyed from Denton 10 Bryan.
whore he became presided, e the 4. and
NJ. College. Then he reversed himA
self and recan;edh Now he contends that
= col exc for boys should d. all the work
intended for che girls and the girls state
hool."
al this time. when there Is ~ much
TAX Of 'riGnd economy" the subliyis.
4r o, this work ~ that there will b.
o. overlapping would b. mos; SEASON.
rh. Let the arts and sciences tina, per.
..n exclusively 10 girls and women b.
"a SHIT IN a school made up ~ tina, sex.
Why. we repeat. should boys school
ave the extension u a work Tor girls?
% We must economic. let's do il along
he lines where Il u 20 badly needed.
md a; the same time enable each lns,i.
tution 20 oonfine it's efforts 90 the chan.
mel in which they belong and thus aid
N the move FOR greater cfficicncy and
the elimination II lost motion.
In this instance. W. favor DIVISION
rs the one thine 60 d. IN the interest Of
both Institutions and the people Of IN.
state