an, 11.
., 715.
states.
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INDEX.
997
Stockton, Cal., 246, 289.
Stockwell, Thos. B., 5, 67, 68, 69, 82, 814.
Stoeckmann, Henrietta, 824.
5t. Olaf College, 92.
stone, A. I>., 818.
Stone, George B., 830.
Stone, 4. N., 70.
stoner, Stanley, 716.
tories told in kindergarten, 7, 822, 351.
story, Win. E., 178, 224.
Stott, W. T., 91.
Stowell, T. B., 384, 386. 442.
St. Paul, Minn., 14, 81, 193, 824. 383,
399.
st. Peter, Minn., 681.
3t. Petersburg, Russia, 13, 16, 48.
Straight University, 681.
Strain vocal chords will bear, 9.
Strassburg, Germany, 12, 89.
straub, S. W., 508, 522.
Streams that have fertilized the lower
schools, 163.
Strength of the teacher, 74.
Stress laid on citizenship, 28.
Strobel, Pellegrini, 90.
Strong, M. Evelyn, 324.
Strong, Frank, 69.
strong, James W., 90.
Strong, Mrs. N. M., 323.
Stronge, S. E., 245.
Strongoli, La Principessa, 13.
Struggle
tor self-government, 31.
for life, 39, 46.
Struggles
of the educators in the West, 159.
of art schools, 455.
Striimpell, Dr. Ludw., 12.
Stryker, M. W., 92.
St. Stephen’s College, 92.
Stuart, A. T., 246.
Stubbs, Wm. C., 591.
Student, The, 831.
Student organizations, 94, 144.
students
»f law, medicine, and theology, 87, 112.
American, 142.
must find truth and facts, 155.
sent over to England, 172.
women, in Scotland, 877.
studies
of elementary schools, 5-12.
of secondary schools, 5-12.
of vocal music, 9.
technological, 9.
somparative, 29.
alassic and modern, 27.
aniversity, 87.
differentiation of, 109.
in prescribed order, 193.
that lie at the basis, 198.
Studio
of universal encyclopedia, 109.
incompatible, 121.
Study of great masters, 455, 473.
Study
of modern languages, 121.
a, that is bad, 156.
*¢in absentia,” 160.
»f the dative case, 176.
of our language cannot be abridged, 197.
of children’s theology, 713, 765.
of movements and mental states, 715.
750.
Studying art, 472.
stuttering, prevention of, 713, 739.
Stuttgart, Germany, 12, 178, 179.
3t. Viateur’s College, 680.
3t. Xavier College, 681.
subject of legislation, branding, 145.
Subjects
presented in preliminary programme, 6.
that have no dogma, 155.
‘aught in technological schools, 525.
»f higher education assigned to second-
ary schools, 196.
of secondary education thrown into ele-
mentary schools, 196.
Jubsidy, liberal, by Congress, 55.
Substantial progress a sign of the time,
18.
Substitute for supervision, 191.
Success
won by Jay Gould, 139.
ten of the sixty-five were a, 191.
Sudtorough, Grace B., 246.
Sudlow, Miss P. W., 840.
Suicide, national, 81.
Sullivan, Miss, 244, 302.
Sullivan, M., 68.
Sully, James, 714, 730.
Summey, Geo., 93.
Sumner, W. G., 91. :
Sunderland, Mrs. E. R., 713.
Super, Chas. W., 92.
Superintendent,
appointment, 7.
senure of office, 7, 67.
nf schools, 47.
must have been a teacher, 78.
Superior, Wis., 825.
Supervision
of elementary schools, 7, 71.
of secondary education, 6, 182.
of physical training, 10.
of schools, 29.
of private schools, 177, 183.
of parents, trustees, and the public,
185.
a questionable thing, 191.
if had in England, 191,
absolutely necessary, 191.
made the schools efficient, 198.
Supervisor
giving lessons, 72.
who understands the want, 193.
support of higher education, 167.
Surgeon flourishing his knife, 74.
survey of the field of learning, 27.
Survival of the fittest, 46.