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HURRICANE HITS PORTO RICO.

This shattered homestead near Rio Piedras, Parto Rico, gives a graphic impression of the widespread property damage loft in the wake of 100 mile an hour hurricane which swept the island. Four parzons were killed, many others injured and communication was temporarily para- lyred by the storm.

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION.

altered the opinion of the British people, but is exceptionni in her suldiers kewise," he added. generosity to others. China

United heavily indebted to the We see this international move States for a large number of her ment also to be very pronounced in

Kreat is the Universities of the world.higher institutions. So the qualities and achievements of Fifty years ago

these were self the cultural inßuence welded in other nations, and from this there contained inntilations which scornmost true to say that the educa Columbia University that it is al grew up distrust, suspleion, fenr relations with one another tional policy of China has been When an enthusiastle student of directed and controlled from it.

and open untagonism.

Extension of Force,

zard

Glasgow University put the ques

4

day, for we are living, even now, as is, no longer a virtue, bata drmer basis, Landon 22819 +1

in a world system which is not properly understood, either politi- cally or economically, he those 1914 saw the culmination of forces and revealed the danger of a enture conceived on such narrow

lines.

now make

world enriched by the application

Hen to an Oxford Don, whom he Sir Percy Nunn would go further All this was happening at a time wAnd what do you think of one of Columbia was operating the educational in- say that when camme›TED And trade were Firshow University in Oxford?"

over a greater part of the world. growing more and more Inter the reply was, "lu Oxford. I am national Culture

thought Afraid we do not think of Glasgow¦

Hongkong itself received a gift were contracting their sphere of University,"

of $750,000 for Medical Chairs. Cambridge University in England activity while other forces were ex-

Oxford is now thinking even of has received £700,000 from private teading thira beyond the national

University. The old sources in Amerien to build a new barriers. The consequence of that longkong reverse process is experienced to isolation is broken down, exclusive library and put science teaching on eather an aendemis vice. Crell

relliino, has accepted very Rhodes, that splendid visionaryable rifts, greater in value than when he left £3.000.000 to found those mentioned for Cambridge, and scholarships, and included Ameri- Oxford hupes to benefit from the cans and Germans in his scheme, efforts of the Rhodes Scholars in was thought to be, at Jenst, quixotic, | U.S.A., who recently undertook to but his real purpose is now seen raise funds for the University to have savoured of robust common where guests they were. in the light of that experience, sense.

Desire for Enriched World. Then, there must be a re-examina-

The Universiti tion of the aims and ideals of educa special provision for students from It is not pure philanthropy that tion. There must be a re-orienta tion, for, since 1918, we have been sens and from foreign coun-prompts there collossal gifts. It is tries, by offering special degrees rallier, in the case of America, a living in a new epoch. Now, it is and special facilities for research, desire to see a more efficient world, obvious we must preverve the best features of the national tradition, Lendou University's Scheme.

of science to industry, and guided for they are too valuable to be

London University, as I have by those who have been able to de sacrificed, and we must eliminateatrendy mentioned, is establishing vote their time and thought to the the worst, for they ar too

van Institute of Education on a new study of its problems under the dangerous to be retained. Every site in Bloomsbury, and it is hoped best possible conditions. youth must as reated in his own that this will give London the place cause of her intense faith in the to heal the tradition. 31e must be argualuted with its finest elements and given the merits bermuse of her im-power of education

portance as a world City. Students world's wounds that she exerts such definitely national character and will come not only from all parts great efforts in the world at pre- outlook, but he cannot stop there. A legitimate pride in the achieve of the Empire but fram forsien sent.

At the same time, it is coming to ments of one's own race is desir-countries, will pool their knowledge

In- and, at the same time.

become

be realised that the subtle nhi bat a patriotism based on the aquainted with English ideals of tangibic, spiritual and intellectunt hower instincts is not.

education.

In conjunction with forces of the world play a dominant this there is, alsa, being established part in shaping its conduct. A a new Chair la Comparative Educa- nation's status in that world will fin sa that the nther edugational depend on the amount of influence toms of the world will be studied she can exort. As the world is and explained.

more or less passing out, and as we cannot by physical force com- pel other people to accept our point of view, we can only extend our power in so far as we can induce others to become acquainted with and possibly nerept the best side of our culture.

University Teachers.

emotional

Sir

It is be-

International Thinking.

11 is undesirable that he culture

Now, how Is modern education dealing with this problem? In the first place the work of teaching is now being entrusted to those who

The growth of this international have a broader vision and a clearer j perspective that comes from wider movement, perhaps, best seen learning and scholarship Teacher, here there are 17 Uni-

versities. The members are! ing is no longer the dumping

Year other

1002. 1912, 1927. the failures of ground of

In New French Students 28,508 35,625 46.240 professions and trades. castle-un-Tynn, the Director of Foreign Students 1,862 5.081 14.729 Ehration informed nu that he had Thus, in 1902. only one in sixteen not engaged a single teacher in the was a foreign student, whereas, in past two years without a Univer- 1927, nearly one in four came from of any single nation should prevail foreign country. To accora practienlly to the exclusion of all alty degree and that for the ele-u mentary schools, Scotland achieved modate the vast number of aliens others. It Is for that reason that this position Ave years ago. in Paris, hostels or boarding houses English people, at least realise Schoolbooks are now written by have been or are being erected by that there is a problem, and not 34 different nations in the Cite remals indifferent to it. We are scholars who are more concerned with scientific truths than with Universitaire. Thus, Paris is once trying to make the League of more becoming, as the Middle Nations a working reality and our Appeals. When Garnet Wolseley, 50 years ago, was a great cosmopolitan centre educational system must respond asked what books he would like to of learning. France, In 1926, had to the demands of the league for

86 foreign lecturers within her new outlook on the world. But have with him if stranded on horders, 24 from U.S.A. and six commerce, poilties and economics, desert island, he said he would like

require a far brendler study. While certain works of fiction and among from England,

What benefit does France derive then, we may be permitted to feel them Macaulay's History of Eng

from this generosity? Seeing that nationally, we must learn to think, land.

in-internationally. the student pays but Another feature of modern nitesimal fraction of the cost of schools is the tour abroad for the his education, the state

bearing

In the coarse of thanking Pro- older pupils and the interchange the difference, it is clear that the that can easily be arranged where cost to the nation la considerable. fessor Forster on behalf of the by individual German or French It means youths come to England and are means that she is assured of au- Rotary Club, Mr. G. P. de Martin gland and are thoritative and influential support said: I should like to congratulate received in homes,

for her

her culture. When those per-him on saying something which I atudents sons return to their own shores think needs to be gnid. He han receive English

These traveln are

and become the formal or informal told us something about the lavish carried on very extensively-public instructors of their own people, it donations in the cause of education school boys even get so far as the is not possible to be brought into given, I think, not by sentimental United States of America, South contact with the best side of a people but by people who have de

and

Australia. America, Africa

nation's life and go away hostile. monstrated to the world that they Kenneth Lindsay, at a recent con-

practical people. They have ference, told us of preparations

answered for themselves a question I have often heard asked that were being made to send 1,000 Amerien, Hewle, plays over "Why educate?" There are many pupils temporarily

important part in this world move- Canada from Scotland. This is the ment, for she not only provides answers to that question, some more.

and #me lofty Imperial napect but the iden is the numerous scholarships for students

less lofty. The Fro from Britain and other countries, fessor has, perhaps, dealt with one but she also has a continual stream which la of vital importance, and English Soldiers Complimented.

is that education, if properly: of lecturers coming to her Univer More sympathetic contact with sities from other lands; and at the other people tends to correct ideaa samo time ale aends her scholars for the world,

theirs.

same.

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am very grate-

bo-

on both sides. A distinguished abroad in increasing numbers to ful to him for having put that be Chinese from Shanghai, who was become acquainted with the culture fore this meeting of our club,

cause I think it is a

athing that in England, said to of foreign countries. recently noon.

friend of mine. Were the troops The United States is a synthesis needs to be said. The future, not Fri. 16th Oat at ́7 a m. that Britain sent to Shanghal of the democracies of Europe. In only of every individual community,

selected?" "No," Apecially

ome ways she has realised in but of the whole world, lies in the who are in our the reply, they were ordinary Brl practice, educationally, what other hands of those

If you start tish regiments." Well,

you natlona merely aspiro to. Amorica schools to-day, and scored a great success for they bolleves in the power of education them off with a gesture or some certainly altered the ideas of the with a kind of religious fervour, ling second rate, the future will Chinese about British soldiers and and is not only willing to lavish ho a sorry world, sorrier than at about Britain, Probably they also money to provide it or her own present..

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