...Rayburn S. Moore Copyright © 1974 by Duke University Press 1974 Henry James, Ltd., and the Chairman of the Board: Leon Edel s Biography1 Rayburn S. Moore In 1964 I pointed out in a South Atlantic Quarterly review of the first three volumes of Leon Edel s biography that James had finally...

...Clyde Olin Fisher Copyright © 1925 by Duke University Press 1925 Volume XXIV JANUARY Number 1 The South Atlantic Quarterly The Railroad Labor Board: An Appraisal Clyde Olin Fisher Wesleyan University With the growing complexities of our industrial and our economic life it has seemed necessary...

...Max Haiven; Adam (A.T.) Kingsmith; Aris Komporozos-Athanasiou Can board games be part of challenging the dangerous tide of reactionary cultural politics presently washing over the United States and many other countries? The authors frame this threat to progressive social movements and democracy...

...John D. Hammond Copyright © 1915 by Duke University Press 1915 The Work of the General Education Board in the South Mks. John D. Hammond The existence of the General Education Board has long been a matter of common knowledge as well as the fact of its frequent and generous contributions...

... CONNOR The Southern Regional Education Board. By Redding S. Sugg, Jr., and George Hilton Jones. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1960. Pp. xv, 179. $4.00. This is a well-written account of the origins, development, and present status of an unique governmental device available to the south­...

...Theodore Ropp The Combined Boards of the Second World War: An Experiment in International Administration . By Rosen S. McKee . New York : Columbia University Press , 1951 . Pp. 288 . $4.00 . Copyright © 1952 by Duke University Press 1952 332 The South Atlantic Quarterly...

...Ezekiel J. Londow Copyright © 1920 by Duke University Press 1920 Advantages of Cooperative Education Ezekiel J. Londow Federal Board for Vocational Education. What industrial education is and why it is necessary are not academic questions today. The money which has been appropriated out...

...Jno. A. Ferrell; S. B.; M. D. Copyright © 1912 by Duke University Press 1912 The North Carolina Campaign Against Hookworm Disease Jno. A. Ferrell, S. B., M. D., Ass t Sec y to the N. C. State Board of Health for Hookworm Disease Hookworm disease has been recognized as a serious menace...

... objective, Americans. He tends to dismiss school boards as too remote from the public to be re­ sponsive to the public will. He distrusts professional educators and heaps the blame upon teachers colleges for much of what he believes is wrong with public education. He frankly admits his prejudices...

... education to their logical extremes. Be it raising money for the UC Board of Regents, renaming campus buildings in honor of administrators, or auctioning off prominent campus landmarks to the highest bidder, UCMeP employs a performance-based strategy of satiric overidentification that ridicules...

... education. The ideas and projects dreamed up in the councils of national educational groups found their way into local com­ munities through the auspices of school boards, teachers, superinten­ dents, and laymen intent on making education more relevant to a modern world.2 Philip N. Racine teaches history...

... existed in the rest of the country. Programs consisted mainly of poorly organized public relief in the counties, county homes for the poor, and, in larger municipalities, some limited relief administered by voluntary agencies.7 The State Board of Charities and Public Welfare, man­ dated by the North...

... Board to dissolve its trust is an announcement to the public that its work has been done, the noble purpose of its founder has been accomplished. There is a world of meaning wrapped up in this simple fact. For more than thirty years the Peabody Education Fund has been a potent factor in the educational...

... and the Federal Government, the federal reserve act does per­ mit them to have dealings with the general public through the purchase and sale of certain classes of securities. The act permits1 the reserve banks under rules and regulations pre­ scribed by the federal reserve board, [to] purchase and sell...

... 1900, when she had now inherited all the accumu­ lated fortune of her family, she decided to build and endow a Boarding Home for aged and infirm Friends belonging to the Philadelphia Quarterly Meeting. The building was erected according to her ideas, and here in 1904 she took up her resi­ dence. From...

...Richard Beale Davis 498 The South Atlantic Quarterly look ahead into its future. This book is the result of that effort. Although Professor Sugg was formerly a Board staff member and still maintains a connection with the Board, and although publication of the manuscript was underwritten...

... side of the schoolroom. In late spring and early fall, when the heat made it necessary to have the windows open, the odor from this outhouse was extremely offen­ sive. The building was poorly constructed, unpainted, with cracks be­ tween the roofing boards that permitted the gales and snows of winter...

... served during the American Revolution in the capacity of commercial agent for the state of North Carolina and also on the Board of Commissioners with power to purchase, build, or charter vessels for procuring military stores for the state. In the summer of 1781 the state legislature elected him to serve...

... of 1913 149 Federal Reserve Board of seven men, consisting of the Secre­ tary of the Treasury, the Comptroller of the Currency, and five presidential appointees, at least two of whom must be men of banking experience. The details of administration of each of the eight to twelve Federal Reserve Banks...

... interested in the great cause of universal education. It is well for us, too, to remember that the principles which the Southern Education Board has adopted for its own are those of Virginia s most distinguished educator, Thomas Jefferson. His face looks out upon us from the publica­ tions of this board...