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According to law, teachers of English must be graduates of a first-class high school, normal school, college, or university, or else must be teachers of extended experience holding high-grade certificates from some state of the Union. Teachers of English are usually assigned to upper grade work in grammar schools and should be prepared to teach the following subjects: English reading and grammar, arithmetic, American history, civil government, geography, physiology, music, drawing, and free-arm system of writing. A knowledge of Spanish is not necessary, but it is a valuable asset. The salary is $90 a month...
...ordinate branches, executive, legislative and judicial. The operation of the war powers has gone far toward suppressing for the time being the lawful and necessary functions of the legislative department. These must be restored. The three branches of the Government must once more be brought back to their normal positions where they shall fulfill the duties imposed upon them by the Constitution and not trench upon each other's jurisdiction and functions...
With a tuition fee of $225, and with a normal per student cost of operating of $1180, the Medical School offers a situation unique in the financial affairs of the University. Its income from endowments amounting in 1917-18 to $383,785, largely making up for the difference between the tuition fee and the actual cost of instruction, is pointed out by the Harvard Endowment Fund Committee as a significant object lesson to the 36,000 living graduates, undergraduates and former members of the University. It is evident, says the committee, that the University has to thank endowments...
...according to figures prepared by Fred W. Moore '93, Graduate Treasurer of Athletics. The receipts for the year which started in the fall of 1918 and continued until June are necessarily small, as there was no University football season. This not only accounts for the big deficit, but had normal conditions existed, a good-sized sum would have been found available with the large box office receipts that gridiron performances roll...
...Education will greatly expand the work of the present Division of Education at Harvard, the Division remaining only for the purpose of giving a few undergraduate courses, chiefly for those who do not intend to teach. The Graduate School will train school and college teachers, school superintendents, and normal school teachers; will conduct researches in Education, will have its own library, laboratory, and model school, and a clinic for the study of children, their growth and work...