The Experimental CollegeSeven Locks Press, 1981 - 185 pages Meiklejohn, an influential educator who founded the U. of Wisconsin's Experimental College (1927-32), reports on the aim of the liberal college, the Athens-America curriculum, student freedom, community and student health, and related topics for the benefit of a broader audience than just the school faculty. Includes a new introduction, and student booklists and assignments. Originally published by Harper in 1932. Lacks an index and references. c. Book News Inc. |
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Intelligence and Scholarship | 3 |
The Lower College | 9 |
Understanding Is Integration | 21 |
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