01257nam a2200229Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029010001500070020001500085043001200100050001600112082001100128100003600139245009800175260003700273300001900310490004100329504004100370505053400411650008200945177170BIBL20160527185424.0721024s1972    ilu      b    00010 eng    a 72186982   a0911012419  an-us---0 aLA227b.P67  a378.7310aPortman, David N.ecomp.2Local10aEarly reform in American higher educationc[by] David N. Portman. Foreword by Alan P. Splete.0 aChicagobNelson-Hall Co.c[1972]  a221 p.c23 cm.0 aProfessional technical series2Local  aIncludes bibliographical references.0 aSplete, A. P. Foreword.--Eliot, C. W. What is a liberal education?--West, A. F. Must the classics go?--West, A. F. What is academic freedom?--Ely, R. T. American colleges and German universities.--Gilman, D. C. The idea of a university.--Jordan, D. S. Pettifogging law-schools and an untrained bar.--Howard, G. E. The State university in America.--Hewett, W. T. University administration.--Sill, E. R. Shall women go to college?--Stowe, H. B. The education of freedmen.--Anonymous. Chautauqua local circles and summer assemblies. 0aEducation, HigherzUnited StatesxHistoryxAddresses, essays, lectures.2LEMB