College and the future
Subtitle: essays for the undergraduate on problems of character and intellect
By: edited by Richard Rice, jr.
Publisher: C. Scribner's sons
Published: 1915
Place of publication: New York; Chicago [etc]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 374
Subjects: Education, Higher.
Table of contents: title: Learning to write, by R. Rice, Jr.; title: The question of style, by A. Bennett.; title: Life at Oxford, by J. Corbin.; title: Tom Brown's letter from St. Ambrose's college, by T. Hughes.; title: The social value of the college-bred, by W. James.; title: What is a college for? by W. Wilson.; title: The Training of intellect, by W. Wilson.; title: University athletics, by S. Newcomb.; title: Panem et circenses, by R. Rice, jr.; title: Idols, by C.M. Gayley.; title: An address to freshmen, by W. de W. Hyde.; title: Knowledge viewed in relation to learning, by J.H. Newman.; title: The college curriculum, by R. Rice jr.; title: Losing one's religion: a student experience, by H.T. Colestock.; title: The religion of a college student, by F.G. Peabody.; title: Inaugural address, by A. Meiklejohn.; title: The strenuous life, by T. Roosevelt.; title: An apology for idlers, by R.L. Stevenson.; title: Crabber age and youth, by R.L. Stevenson.; title: Thinking for yourself, from the London "Times."; title: The discovery of the future, by H.G. Wells.; title: The great analysis, anonymous.; title: The unity of human nature, by J.J. Chapman.; title: Appendix: For reference (p.371-374)