Early reform in American higher education
By: [by] David N. Portman. Foreword by Alan P.  Splete.
Series: Professional technical series
Publisher: Nelson-Hall Co.
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 221
Subjects: Education, Higher -- United States -- History.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Splete, A. P. Foreword.; title: Eliot, C. W. What is a liberal education?; title: West, A. F. Must the classics go?; title: West, A. F. What is academic freedom?; title: Ely, R. T. American colleges and German universities.; title: Gilman, D. C. The idea of a  university.; title: Jordan, D. S. Pettifogging law-schools and an untrained bar.; title: Howard, G. E. The State university in America.; title: Hewett, W. T. University administration.; title: Sill, E. R. Shall women go to college?; title: Stowe, H. B. The education of freedmen.; title: Anonymous. Chautauqua local circles and summer assemblies.