. Examen des évaluations et de travail du monde. ou pour démarrer le réglage personnalisé de jour asideone connu comme la vie rurale Dav pour l'étude de pays) conditions : comment à Lewis-ville, en l'État, les collégiens d'builtfour les bâtiments de telle façon que les structures sont la fierté de la communauté ; comment l'utilisation de mais quoi ? Areonly ^Ve commencé ; comme dirait Kipling, toutes les autres désignent toujoursla stor&gt ;. Lent retour de l'ancien peut gronder et déclarer que les enfants feraient mieux d'être tocipher comment l'apprentissage et de l'orthographe ; la dilettante peut nous complainthat adorent le matérialisme ; les clas-sicist peut crier que l'inspiration

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. Review of reviews and world's work. or to start the custom of setting asideone day known as Rural Life Dav for the study of countr) conditions: how at Lewis-town, in the same State, the schoolboys builtfour of the buildings in such a manner thatthe structures are the pride of the commu-nity; how—but whats the use? ^Ve areonly started ; as Kipling would say, All thatis another stor>. The old fogies may snarl and declare thatthe children had better be learning how tocipher and spell; the dilettante may complainthat we are worshiping materialism; the clas-sicist may wail that the inspiration of Greekand Latin is lost forever; but the fact remainsthat the present generation of rural childrenis reaching citizenship with more knowledgeand appreciation of its responsibilities andpowers, and with more zeal for social wel-fare and brotherhood than we or our fa-thers ever dreamed of. Surely the old-timepedagogue was right when he declared: Things aint now what they uster was benAnd people dont do now what they uster didthen.. A RALLY AT THE SCOFIELD SCHOOL ETNA TOWNSHIP. LICKING COUNTY. OfUO A NEW SCHOOL SYSTEM FOR MARYLAND SINCE the first day of last month theState of -Alanland has been living andworking under a new school system—onethat is pronounced by those who have giventhe matter careful study a distinct improve-ment over the former system. The numer-ous and important changes in the Stateschool laws came about as the result of aState-wide survey of school conditions inMar>land made by the General EducationBoard. This survey was begun two yearsago, at the invitation of the State govern-ment, by which a large portion of the expensewas paid. The recommendations of theSurvey Commission, headed by Dr. AbrahamFlexner and Dr. Frank P. Bachman, wereset forth in an illustrated book of nearly twohundred pages which was published and dis-tributed in January- last. The bill makingeffective the recommendations of the reportwas introduced in the Legislature on Febru-ary 2

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