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A New Educational Adventure
September 7, 1918 issue

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It is clear that the Great War has not only raised many new social, political, and economic questions, but it has also served to restate and emphasize many old, long-recognized evils in the present organization. Those interested in promoting the new school are very anxious that the public should understand and sympathize with their aims, for they feel that it should be built up quite as much from without as from within, otherwise it will miss its chief purpose. In organizing the school, care is to be taken to throw the main responsibility on men and women who have had time to accumulate knowledge and experience, but who retain the energy and enthusiasm of youth.

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WAR; YOUTH; SCHOOL management & organization; EDUCATIONAL planning; ECONOMICS; SOCIAL sciences
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