Faculty studies
Subtitle: number one in a series of volumes assembled in honor of the eighty-fifth anniversary of Mills college
Publisher: The Eucalyptus press
Published: 1937
Place of publication: Mills College, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 147
Notes: "300 copies printed ... May, l937."
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by Willard Smith.; title: An unimportant residue of Books that did not live, by Lovisa C. Wagoner.; title: Problems in special education, by J.L. Horn.; title: Musical transference, by Margaret C. Prall.; title: Is there a romantic style in the fine arts? By Alfred Neumeyer.; title: The roan Pegasus, a study in proletarian fiction, by Lucy L. Adams.; title: Thomas Mann and his philosophy of life, by Bernhard Blume.; title: Astronomy and religious thinking, by E.G. Linsley.; title: Measurement in psychology, by Mary C. Burch.; title: Manzanitas on the Pacific coast, by H.E. McMinn.; title: The study of British party history, by F.H. Herrick.; title: The social philosophy underlying Dewey's theory of art, by Georgiana Melvin.; title: The way to industrial peace, by G.E. Hoover.