315, 
87. 
on, 
INDEX. 
Cutler, R. BE., 177, 192, 208. 
Cutts, U. W., 69. 
D 
Dale, Dr., 68. 
Dana as a geologist, 185. 
Dana- Hicks, Mary, 456, 487, 504, 505, 591. 
Dana, James D., 127, 
Danby, T. W., 245. 
Danger 
of confining the course of study, 9. : 
our besetting, 129. 
along certain lines, 192. 
of supervision, 191. 
of confining music to mechanical exer- 
cises, 507, 513. 
Daniel Deronda, a scene in, 138. 
Danvers, Mass., 324. 
Danville, Ky., 681. 
Dareuth, Great Britain, 715. 
Dartmouth College, 716. 
Darwin, appeal to him, 137. 
Daugherty, Eliza, 824. 
baugherty, Mannie, 324. 
Daughter as business woman, 10. 
Davidson, Dr., 161. 
Davidson, Wm. M., 69. 
Davis, A. J., 386. 
Davis, B. C., 509. 
Davis, Buel T., 844. 
Davis, C. M., 69. 
Davis, N. J., 180. 
Davis, Noah K., 716. 
Davis, Mrs. S. W., 824. 
Davis, Thos., 814. 
Dawn of the New Learning, 113. 
Dawson, Col. N. II. R., 13. 
Day, Li. W., 246, 
Dayton, O., 793. 
Deaf-mute school, 59. 
Deaf-mutes, their physical training, 11, 
616, 674. 
Deane, Chas. W., 386. 
Deatrich, Prof., 589. 
Debatable ground, only methods, 23. 
Decalogue not novel, 123. 
Decatur, I11., 69. 
Decker, W. F., 591. 
Declaration of Independence, 81. 
De Coate, Mr., 508, 522. 
Deer Lodge, Mont., 92. 
Deficiencies, natural, 20. 
Definition of education, 21. 
De Garmo, Chas., 838. 
Degraded quarters of large cities, 145. 
degree. 
of strain in vocal organs, 9. 
of B.A., 118, 124, 125. 
of Doctor of Philosophy, 6, 61, 125, 155, 
156. 
5f Doctor of Pedagogy, 384, 434, 436, 
438, 440, 444, 446. 
carries with it associations, 124. 
of A.B., 122-135. 
all have one neck, 136, 
959 
Degree 
of B.S. and B.A., 140. 
of variation, 141. 
of addenda, 142. 
debased, 156. 
“in absentia,” 158. 
“honoris causa,” 158. 
ranted without residence, 160. 
if merited, is a credit, 160. 
of licentiate, 171. 
Jelabarre, Edm. B., 716. 
delaunay, M., 178. 
selano, 67. 
delaware, 69, 91, 179, 823, 509. 
Delaware College, 91. 
Delaware, O., 716. 
Delegation, French, president of, 53. 
Jeliberation and fairness needed, 159. 
delon, Chas., 823. 
demands, 
new, with world’s industries, 10. 
»f communities in business education, 10. 
‘or science, 197. 
a1ew, upon elementary schools, 589, 594. 
new, made by industries, 589, 594. 
Jement, Isaac S., 798. 
Deming, Isabelle C., 324. 
Jemocracy, foundation of, 40. 
Democratic theory of government, 115. 
Demonstration not needed, 152. 
Je Munn, N. M., 814. 
Denison University, 92. 
Jenny, Collins, 681. 
denver, Colo., 68, 90, 823, 507, 514. 
Yepartmental or special teachers, 7. 
repartment of 
Liberal Arts, 16, 23. 
Education, 41, 803. 
separtments of the International Con- 
gress : 
(1) General Congress, 4, 15. 
‘9) School Supervision, 67. 
(") Higher Education, 87. 
#\ Secondary Education, 177. 
:0) Elementary Education, 243. 
’6) Kindergarten Instruction, 321. 
7) Professional Training of Teachers, 
383. 
'8) Art, Instruction, 455. 
(9) Instruction in Music, 507. 
(10) Technological Instruction, 525. 
'11) Industrial and Manual Instruction, 
589. 
12) Physical Education, 615. 
'13) Rational Psychology, 679. 
(14) Experimental Psychology, 713. 
(15) Business Education, 787. 
(16) Educational Journalism, 809. 
De Pauw University, 91, 715. 
Derivation of English words, 126. 
Descartes, 185. 
Des Moines, la., 177, 179, 192, 324, 680. 
Destiny » 
of the nation, 43. 
man’s eternal, 161.