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absorb all that was known by .tho _ civili- zedworld. In an address to `stude_nt_s I _ once heard Mr. Gladstone' say' that _» Leibnltz was probably' the last great' I man‘who‘ achieved such-I .-af’ ftask. ‘ But

lifetime is study, _wudre»,ei,°_ lxuqrelt

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such aifiaexhaustihle program;ol..stu.di¢l ‘ what is the average.»etqdsnt N; $197 ~ » , f “First of all, he may ignore everything but I.atla,"Gr¢ék, mathematics; mezapsyf i ethics, and natural hllosgphy

old-fashioned col_.lege_ curriculum; _ands thorough training in ,them ha`s'_,po_tenoy__ is ¢i1»s° .cada °P‘iiveP° f tha~¢1ei°1!sst»f;‘ _esl>e<'4f.'*\_ll.7_ in__its,pow_ers of _ analysis __ I .iean¢tion,_and.1n .eerie m¢_dsi1r°‘ to _We-` _

the physiesli _méf .bhloaiul j sciences-while he msfbe acting wisely 1- we-»m»r #wi-ea - .e=\=°1°_- ,sua e- r, s_r_bltr»rr_ as ,thetftl lib “!9'?°, *alien* was item English, _ _ii _ ll'r¢_noh,. _ mathematics, psyelrolpgy, _ sonieotthe eciencerot na¢"u`i'e, _ e°~°Pi°- ~ r ' "‘0r, secondly. the student may the trsdi ions of the schools and-=ele`e!>*’”_ such studies ast‘¢h’d'to'quatl!yi\lin§for?

hu .» _ nent, _.nr _ _ ons she im-1. i ma i&§‘p 3`W hy? be an engineer; bdtany, ehemistry, physiolo- ' logy, =s'neto|sy‘,»» liistelcgy,2@aait>>baetii~ 5 ai.¢,,'-u_i.._ is as safe aimless: wan, k pelltieil science, and -coiistitutiiliaiilaw = it bei; to be a lawyer Greek, Hnbtew. __ metaphysics, and ethics l1.he=is 1-to fbni `a clergyman; and whatever specialty _he _ afecteifheistobeateacher. ' This is s_

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elect such studies as he especially. likes. He might devote the entire period required for his A.iB. degree to ancient 1a.ngua.ges` or to mathema' ics, or to natural science, or to history and economies. But in all T other matters, likes and dislikes are poor, l guides to conduct; their ori.¢in is more or _ jess arbitrary, and their character fickle :and unstable. And even it we assume I marked talent with the liking and a ‘want of it with the dislike, who can assure us that it is the business of educat- L ion to develop the more energet c and to _ nezlect the feebler powers of the mind? ` “Clearly we need some criterion for

the determination ot the subjects which the students shall elect. What is it? It is

on in the capacity ot the mind or soul. The mind observes, reasons, feels, wills. Consequently it education is to develop the capacities of the mind, the student should select subjects which will call out strengthen, and train the powers ofobser- vation imaszinatlon,reasoning,emotion,and volition. But the power of volition or will is developed better by action than by

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