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LIBRARY NOTES.
General Beaver's Address on the
High Schools of Pennsylvania before
the State Teachers Association is
printed in the August number of the
Pennsylvania School Journal. It is
a vigorous, thoughtful discussion of
Peringylvania's educational needs.
Prof. Dugald C. Jackson, Mass.
Institute of Technology, a graduate
of State, 'B5, delivered the Presi
dential address before the meeting
of the Association for the Improve
ment of Engineering Education.
The address has awakened con
siderable interest. and may be found
in the Proceedings of the Associa
tion and in Science, issue of July
26, 1907. 3. - - •
Bulletin 247, Cornell Experiment
Station, on the importance of nitro
gen in the growth of plants, is from
the pen of Dr' T. H. Hunt, Director
of the State College Station. It was
issued in August.
A readable article on the College
by Dr. J. P. Welsn appears in the
Star Magazine for August, 1907.
The article is illustrated with cuts of
the buildings and of the more
prominent officials of the College.
The third and concluding volume
of Prof. Pattee's definitive edition of
Freneau has just been received at
the Library. The work was edited
for the Historical Association of
Princeton, and published by the
Princeton Library. The work bears
evidence of painstaking scholarship,
and is an honor both to Prof. Pattee
and to the College.
Miss Anna MacDonald, cataloguer,
is employing a year's leave of ab
sence in study and practice at the
Pratt Institute Library School in
Brooklyn. Miss Martha Connor, a
graduate of the Drexel Institute
Library School, is supplying very
efficiently the position of Miss Mac-
Donald for the year.
Fay M. Mitchell, ex-'O9, has
entered the junior class in the Uni
versity of Toronto.
INTERCOLLEGIATE NOTES.
The following rule has been made
by the Faculty at Wesleyan, to go
into effect this year: "No student
shall be allowed to represent the
college on more than two of the
following organizations in any col
lege year, nor on any two that are in
progress at the same time of the
year, without special permission
from the Committee on Administra
tion: football, baseball, basketball,
track team, glee club."
Considerable interest is shown
over a bequest of $400,000 to Yale
University, made by Mr. Archibald
H. Blount, of London. Mr. Blount
is described as very eccentric, never
having spent a penny outside of
necessities and having a particular
objection to Americans. There is
no knowledge of his ever having
had any connection whatever with
the university.
P•ofessor (to graduating class in
college)—:'Young men, there is one
more question I would like to ask,
and that is, what books have helped
you most in your struggles for an
education?" Young Scadds (prompt
ly speaking up from the toot of the
class)—"Dad's check book has
helped me about as much as any of .
'em, so far."—Ex.
A Freshman. in Allegheny Col
lege gives the following as justifica
tion or Sunday studying: "If a man
be justified in helping the ass
out of a hole on the Sabbath day,
how much more would said ass be
justified in helping himself out."
Dickinson has been placed on the
list of colleges to receive benefit
fiom the Carnegie Foundation for
Advancement of Teaching. There
are now between thirty and forty
colleges on the list.
The Athletic Association at Bates
college is offering prizes for new
songs and yells.
Albright college will have no foot.
ball team this year.