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...Chautauqua courses begin this year on July 8th. The School of Languages will give instruction in German, French, classical and ecclesiastical Latin and in classical Greek, "Hellenistic Greek," Hebrew, Anglo-Saxon and English literature...
...proper periods, a two-years' vacation, and during their absence one-half of their salary is continued. The Archaeological Institute has raised the necessary sum to make up the amount required by Dr. Goodwin, and the school will therefore be inaugurated in November. As in the French and German schools the students will be given advantage of our instruction free, but it will be necessary for those seeking admission, to pass a qualifying examination in Greek history, literature and archaeology. The length of the course, in all probability, will also be similar to that of the schools I have named...
...American Institute of Archaeology propose to open this coming October or November, an American School of Greek Literature and Antiquities at Athens. The chairman of the committee in charge is Professor John Williams White, and the institution is to be modelled after the French and German schools already established...
...steady expansion and improvement of the elective system, the American college is to be gradually converted into a university of a new kind; not an English university, because it will not subordinate teaching to examining, or enforce any regulations by means of bars, gates and fines; and not a German university, because the elective system does not mean liberty to do nothing, and no American university has absolved itself, as the German university has done, from all responsibility for the moral training and conduct of students; but a university of native growth, which will secure to its teachers an inspiring...
...Emilio Castelar fears a general Sclavic invasion of Europe, and wishes the Latin races to form a close defensive alliance with the German people against them...