SUMMARY OF COLLEGE GRADUATES 1893
The following summary shows 54 colleges and professional schools represented by 181 graduates, 107 being from New York
institutions:
The superior figure tells the exact place on the page, in ninths; e. g., 53' means
four ninths of the way down page 53.
Agriculture, studies in, 306*.
Albany high school, address on 25th
anniversary, 536–52.
Azarias, Brother, on English in col-
leges, 448-49.
Bible study, Educational value of; by
A. E. Main, 407-2".
Boskowitz, G. W., on law and medical
student requirements, 470-714.
Callahan, H. W., report on higher
education of women, 378*-81.
Canada, educational system, 359-60%,
3644-667.
Canfield, J. H., on universities and
churches, 3667–675.
Catholic summer school of America,
J: F. Mullany on, 485-90%.
Cheney, F. J., on preparatory courses
for normal schools, 467-696.
Convocation, sessions, summary of,
239-435; action, summary of, 243-
45; plan for coming year, 2589-593;
register, 553-67.
Convocation, necrology: Allen, E. C.,
4964; Allen, Jonathan, 490-91^;
Comstock, G: F., 4994; Crombie, J. S.,
4935; Curtis, Chane. G: W:, 500-19;
Eggleston, C: S., 497%; Hamilton, E.
J:, 494-968; Horsford, E. N., 496-
972; Jolley, H. R., 494'; Kernan, Re-
gent Francis, 520-35; Osborn, L. M.,
4927; Ripley, M. A., 4975-99%; Roemer,
Jean, 491-92; Roundy, C: O., 4931;
Scudder, Mrs E. W., 494; Sheldon,
C: W., 4974; Taylor, H: B., 4995;
Welch, W. A., 4934; Wilson, H. A.,
4948.
Convocation council, 5534; committee
to nominate, 244'; report, 258-59%.
Cook, A. S., telegram from, 4455.
Clarke, Dr N. T., resolutions of sym-Coordination in education for men and
Classics and modern languages, J. E.
Russell on, 270-71'; D. C. Farr on,
2972-98.
Coeducation, see Coordination in edu-
cation for men and women.
College council for 1893-94, 2448.
Collin, C: A., Should professional
schools admit on lower requirements
than colleges, 450-55'; on law and
medical student requirements, 4721-
733.
Committee, see College council; Con-
vocation council.
Compulsory education bill, 303-4.
women, by C: F. Thwing, 3675–741.
Credits, honors and the marking sys-
tem; discussion, 2985-301.
Crowell, J: F., Higher education in
state constitutions, 334-433; on law
and medical student requirements,
4708.
Curtis, Chanc., Memorial address by
Regent C: E. Fitch, 500-19.
Curtiss, Elisha, on educational exhibit
at World's fair, 3833-844.
Degree-conferring institutions, reso-
lution on, 4719-721.
Degrees, professional; resolution of
convocation on, 2443, 4719-721.
Delehanty, Sup't, resolution of thanks
to, 2445.
Denominational provisions at univer-
sities, 351-614.
Dewey, Sec., on educational exhibit at
World's fair, 3852-86+; on March ex-
amination, 4085-4098, 4823; on law
and medical student requirements,
4555-567; on distribution of school
money, 4827.
Direct tax refund, 304-3055.
Doane, Vice-Chanc., on preparatory
courses for professional schools,
4715-721.
Douglas, C: H. J., on English in sec-
ondary schools, 4322-453.
Draper, A. S., on educational exhibit
at World's fair, 3816-833; on law and
medical student requirements, 4612-
625, 4643; on regents examinations,
4778-793, 4821.
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Educational value of the study of the
English Bible; by A. E. Main, 400-29.
Edwards, J. T., Educational legisla-
tion, 3013-114; on state aid to educa-
tion, 3466-498.
Electives, Chanc. Upson on,
2513.
Ely, A. M., on preparatory courses for
professional schools, 469-702.
Ely, R: T., The universities and the
churches, 3503-742.
England, educational movements
2647-678.
English, study of; discussion, 411-50%;
in elementary schools, 4172-195; in
secondary schools, J. M. Hart on,
419-455; in colleges, 448-493; in
Farr, D. C., classics and modern lan-
guages, 2972-985; on abolition of
March examinations, 4099-116; on
frequency of examinations, 4791-80*.
Fiero, J. N., on preparatory courses
for professional schools, 4647-67".
Fitch, Regent C: E., Higher education
and the state, 311-267; Memorial
address on Chanc. Curtis, 500-19.
Flower, Gov., address of welcome,
2457-475.
France, educational movement, bibli-
ography, 2805–812.
Hart, J. M., on English in secondary
schools, 4196-30+.
High school courses, effort to adjust,
5457-488.
Higher education and the state, by
Regent C: E. Fitch, 3114-267; J. T.
Edwards on, 3075-113; R: T. Ely on,
3614-634; Pres. Seth Low on, 5378-51;
discussion, 343-503.
Higher education in state constitutions,
by J: F. Crowell, 3341-43%.
Higher education of women, report by | Literature, methods of teaching; C: H.
H. W. Callahan, 376-816.
T. Douglas on, 4364-486.
Hill, A. C., on honors and marking Low, Pres. Seth, The public high
system, 2985-992; on state aid to edu- school, 536-52.
cation, 3435-44'; on paternalism, 3742; ¦
on religious teaching in educational Mabie, H. W., on study of English,
institutions, 374+.
Horsburgh, E. L. S., Oxford delegate Main, A. E. Educational value of the
to Convocation, 4504.
Industrial education in schools, 2712.
Intermediate education, popular expe-
diency of state aid to, J: D. Warner
on, 326-339; discussion, 3435-503.
Italy, educational movement, bibliog-
raphy, 2812.
study of the English Bible, 400-402.
March examinations, resolution on
244', 473'; discussion, 408-115, 4735-
839.
Marking system, A. C. Hill on,
Maurice Perkins on, 2992.
Martin, D. S., on law and medical
student requirements, 456–57.
Kennedy, John, on state aid to edu- Mathematical teaching, memory in;
Kernan, Regent Francis, memorial
address by Regent W: H. Watson,
520-35.
Keyser, R. S., report on pedagogy,
3768-787; on resolution on March
examination, 4826.
by J. E. Oliver, 396-400.
Medical student requirements, see Law
and medical student requirements.
Memory in mathematical teaching, by
J. E. Oliver, 396-4006.
Michael M. J., on English in elemen-
tary schools, 4172.
Kindergarten schools, establishment, Mullany, J: F., Summer schools and
LL.B., value and requirements, C:
A. Collin on, 451-551; I. F. Russell
on, 459.
Language study, 270-71'; bibliog-
raphy, 2863-886; D. C. Farr on, 297-
985.
Law and medical student require-
ments, G. W. Boskowitz on, 4708-
714; C: A. Collin on, 450-55*, 472-
733; J: F. Crowell on, 4703; Sec.
Dewey on, 455–567; A. S. Draper on,
461-625, 4643; J. N. Fiero on, 464-
67; D. S. Martin on, 4568–57; I. F.
Russell on,
457-59; J. G. Schurman
on, 4626-643; W. R. Spooner on, 4601-
612; effect of new law, 4551-563.
Lawton, I. H., on March examinations,
475-76'..
Lecture system, Chanc. Upson on, 2521
Legislation, educational; J. T. Ed-
wards on, 2013-114.
Libraries, growth of; Chanc. Upson on,
2576.
Library law, 3059-65.
their relation to higher education,
4841-902.
Pedagogy, report on, by R. S. Keyser, | Russell, J. E., commissioned to visit
Perkins, Maurice, on marking system
and honors, 2992.
Popular expediency of state aid to in-
termediate education, by J: D.
Warner, 3268-33o.
Prentice, W. R. on English in elemen-
tary schools, 4179-195.
Professional schools, Should special
academic courses be offered in prep-
aration for? discussion, 4647-733.
Professional schools and colleges,
entrance requirements; by C: A.
Collin, with discussion, 4506–646.
Program of convocation, 2395-435.
Public high school, by Pres. Seth Low,
536-52.
Reading courses, J. M. Hart on, 4215-
245, 4272-283, 4293; Sherman Wil-
liams on, 4161.
Recitations, Chanc. Upson on, 2521.
Regents examinations, see Examina-
tions.
educational institutions abroad, 244o;
on world's recent progress in edu-
cation, 2595-784.
2679-696.
Secondary education, see Intermediate
education.
Sheraton, J. P., on plan of University
of Toronto, 3641–667.
Should professional schools admit on
lower requirements than colleges?
by C: A. Collin; with discussion,
4506-646.
Should special academic courses be
offered in preparation for profes-
sional schools? discussion, 4647-733.
Regents office, work of; Chanc. Upson Smith, C. T. R., report on teachers'
on, 2559-58%.
Register of convocation, 553-67;
classed list, 5536-625; alphabetic
index, 5625-66; summary of college
representation, 567.
Relations of the state to secondary and
higher education; discussion, 3435-
502.
Religious influence at state universi-
ties, 3514-614.
Religious training in schools, 2719-732 ;
bibliography, 2886-904.
tenure of office, 3748-768; on March
examinations, 4771.
Spooner, W. R., on law and medical
student requirements, 4601-612,
State aid, to higher education, J. T.
Edwards on, 3076-113; Regent C: E.
Fitch on, 3114-267; R: T. Ely on,
3614-63; Pres. Seth Low on, 5373-
456;
to intermediate education, pop-
ular expediency of, J: D. Warner
on, 326-339; discussion, 3435-502.
Reports, annual, on specific topics, State constitutions, higher education
Resolution, of sympathy with Dr N.
T. Clarke, 2436; on March examina-
tions, 244', 4735; on professional
degrees, 2443, 4719-721; of thanks to
Sup❜t Delehanty, 2445.
in, J: F. Crowell on, 3341-433.
Stoddard, F. H., on English in the
universities, 4494-503.
Stryker, M. W., on examinations,
2999-3012.
Study of English; discussion, 4117–505.
Rhetoric, instruction in, J. M. Hart on, Summer schools and their relation to
higher education; by J: F. Mullany,
484-90°.
Russell, I. F., on law and medical stu- Taylor, J. M.,'on frequency of exami-
dent requirements, 4578–599.
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