The Daily Bulletin
WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL
President of the College
FRANK O. MARTIN
Publicity Secretary
VADA TUCKER
Assistant.
Published each morning except Mon-
day by the Publicity Department of
the A. & M. College. Official pub-
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Author Gives Tests of
Intellectual Method
The following significant passage
from “The Liberal College,” by Alex-
ander Meiklejohn (p 154), is recom-
mended to the attention of all students
of English, especially Sophomores and
Juniors. After publication in The
Daily Bulletin, copies will be posted
on bulletin board 20 and in English
section rooms.
“If we were examining the intel-
lectual method of a sophomore to see
what sort of man he is, there are, 1
think, seven main questions which
we should like to ask:
“1. Can he and does he read books?
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“In books is gathered up the cul-
ture and knowledge of the race. A
boy who has not learned to go tc
them, to live in them, to understand
their meanings, is not, in method at
least, upon the great highroad of edu:
cation,
“2. Can he express his
thoughts in writing ?
“3. Can he speak clearly and accu.
rately ?
“4, Can he listen to and understand
another’s speech?
“5. Has he a sense of fact, disting-
iushing from facts the mere sugges-
tions which are not yet established?
“6. Can he derive an implication,
draw an inference, and see what im-
plications and inferences dc not fol-
low?
”7. Has he a sense of values by
which to feel, to appreciate, to recoz-
nize the things worth while from
those not worthy of our choosing?
“These are, so far as methods is
concerned, the questions I should like
to ask about a sophomore seeking ad-
mission to a Senior College. They in-
dicate the qualities of mind which
make for education.”
GEO. SUMMEY, JR., head,
English Department.
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