The Free lance., October 01, 1895, Image 7

Dr. Gregory is the author of the following books: “A New
Political Economy,” “ Handbook of History,” " Map of Time,”
"Seven Laws of Teaching,” " Compend of School Laws.”
Perhaps his most important work has been the introduction
of Scientific Industrial Education in colleges, he being one of the
first organizers of a college of this description.
Dr. Gregory has probably travelled more and studied more
from life in different countries the various sociological problems
than any political economist of his time.
E. J. Coi.cord, A. 15. —Colby IJniv., ’75. /). A’. /:'. Prin. High
School, Beverly, three years, P. G. Newton Theological Sem.,
three years, ’Si. Vermont Academy, twelve years. Prin. of
High School and Sup’t of Schools, Rutland, Vt., three years.
Penn. State College, ’95.
C. D. Fehr, A. M. —Lafayette, ’B6. Instructor German and
Latin School of Lackawanna. Same at Dickinson Sem. Prin.
Union Academy, Belville, N. Y. Prof. German and Latin, Cas
cadilla School, Ithaca, N. Y. At Cornell, 1894. Penn. State,
1595.
1-1. K. Monroe, A. M. —Wesleyan Univ., ’BB. Prin. Shrews
bury and Ashland, Mass., High Schools, eight years. Dep’t
English, Millersville State Normal. Dep’t English, Wesleyan,
Ass’t in Penn. State College, ’95,
I. F. Foster, A. M. —Brown Univ., ’93. At Leipsig Univ.,
’94-’95. '!> J 0 and 'l' B K fraternities. _ Member Verein fur
Nettere Philologie at Leipsig. Instructor Modern Languages,
Brown. Instructor in French, Penn. Slate, 1895.
J. Leet. —Colgate, ’94. J T—'l> B K. P. G. work under
W. E. Byerly, of Harvard. Ass’t in Mathematics, Penn. State
College, 1895.
George D. Green, B. S. —State College, ’95. Ass’t in Biol
ogy, Penn. State College, ’95.
FOOTBALL AT ATHENS,
It is thought that in view of the interest in our college in the
game of football the following translation from a very ancient and
curious MSS. may be of importance to our readers. It is said
that there is really nothing new under the sun. This is, however,
a libel on our noble civilization. The wisest of the Athenians
PROM AN ANCIENT MSS,