The freshman and his college
Subtitle: a college manual
By: by Francis Cummins Lockwood.
Publisher: D. C. Heath  & co.
Published: 1913
Place of publication: Boston, New York [etc.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 156
Subjects: Students -- United States; Education
Notes: Bibliography: p. [155]-156.
Table of contents: title: Introduction.; title: The afterself, by D. S. Jordan.; title: An address to freshmen, by W. D. Hyde.; title: Habit, by W. James.; title: How to study, by F. C. Lockwood.; title: Recent tendencies in college education, by D. S. Jordan.; title: The new definition of the cultivated man, by C. W. Eliot.; title: Two kinds of education for engineers, by J. B. Johnson.; title: A poisonous phrase, by W. D. Hyde.; title: An inaugural address, by A. Meiklejohn.; title: The philosophy of education, by J. G. Hibben.; title: New wine in old bottles, by W. W. Thoburn.; title: The description of a gentleman, by J. H. Newman.