10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLASSICAL COLLEGE»
Discover the use of
classical college in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
classical college and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The American
College in the Nineteenth Century
First, the classical college course was not intended for specific intellectual or
practical ends, but was the foundation for subsequent professional study and
public life. Second, this foundation consisted above all of mental discipline,
formed from ...
2
History of Higher Education Annual: 1995
First, the classical college course was not intended for specific intellectual or
practical ends, but rather was the foundation for subsequent professional study
and public life. Second, this foundation consisted above all of mental discipline, ...
3
American Higher Education in the Twenty-First Century: ...
The. Classical. Denominational. Colleges,. 1820s–1850s. Generation 5 began in
the 1820s, with widespread challenges to the classical college, and was
superseded in the 1850s by new waves of reform. The first efforts largely failed,
but the ...
Philip G. Altbach, Patricia J. Gumport, Robert O. Berdahl, 2011
4
Catalog of Copyright Entries. Third Series: 1973: January-June
American Classical College Press; 30Mar73; A420715 • HISTORICAL SOCIETY
OF PENNSYLVANIA. Made in America printmaking, 1760-1860. See LIBRARY
CO. OF PHILADELPHIA. THE HISTORY OF BLACK AMERICANS; a study guide
...
Library of Congress. Copyright Office, 1975
5
Creating New Knowledge in Management: Appropriating the ...
THE CLASSICAL COLLEGE Through the end of the nineteenth century, the most
advanced institution of higher education was the classical college, following
Oxford and Cambridge (Bailyn, 1986). The Bachelor of Arts degree was the ...
6
York
College of Pennsylvania
Its program, influenced by Presbyterian clergy, offered classical, college
preparatory courses stressing literature, history, and philosophy, but added
commercial and professional studies to the curriculum. Like York County
Academy, it stressed ...
Carol McCleary Innerst, 2008
7
Schooling, Jobs, and Cultural Identity: Minority Education ...
The Classical College A small percentage of boys continued study beyond
grammar school and attended the classical college: an institution privately run by
different religious orders that offered an eight-year program leading to the ...
8
The American
College and University: A History
... a companion to the traditional classical college, but in the classical college he
emphasized English, English literature, and other tool subjects that would be
useful to a far wider range of men than had sought and found utility in the old ...
9
Prelude to Quebec's Quiet Revolution: Liberalism vs ...
As long as FrenchCanadian society remained predominantly agricultural in its
economic pursuits and imbued with cultural and spiritual objectives, the classical
college system, with its small but continued output of graduates intended for the ...
10
Higher Education in Canada: Different Systems, Different ...
Entry to French university education in Quebec, through the classical college,
was open only to those who could pay the cost of attending. A francophone
student attending classical college would have four years of secondary school,
then ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CLASSICAL COLLEGE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
classical college is used in the context of the following news items.
Belmont University campus ranked among most beautiful
"Traditional ideas of college years may favor the former, but those who prefer the latter need not give up the classical college feel.". «The Tennessean, Jun 15»
Diocese of Alexandria-Cornwall marks 125-year anniversary
... Hotel Dieu Hospital (now the Cornwall Community Hospital), the Cornwall Classical College, St. Michael's Academy, and the Agape Centre. «Seaway News, May 15»
Quebec's long struggle to build a democratic left party
PC -- At the end of my classical college courses my father, an insurance agent, really wanted me to become a lawyer like my uncles and my ... «rabble.ca, Apr 15»
D-Day veteran Ernest Côté was a centenarian with a multifaceted life
Like many other Jesuit schools, its curriculum was based on the classical college system used in Quebec, and it granted degrees from Laval ... «The Globe and Mail, Mar 15»
Diocese of Alexandria-Cornwall celebrates 125 years
They include the Hôtel Dieu Hospital (now the Cornwall Community Hospital), the Cornwall Classical College, St. Michael's Academy and the ... «Seaway News, Jan 15»
Claude honoured by Cornwall area francophone community
Claude was born in Montreal in 1912 and moved to Cornwall to teach at the Cornwall Classical College for a number of years. When the ... «Standard Freeholder, Sep 14»
Cornwall Classics: A team of underdogs who became football titans
CORNWALL, Ontario - Sports fans relived the glory days of the most stunning season in local football history at the Cornwall Classical College ... «Seaway News, Aug 14»
50 years after Cornwall Classical College won it all
The Cornwall Classical College "Classics" were football heroes in the fall of 1964, winning the Ligue Intercollégiale de Football du Quebec ... «Standard Freeholder, Jul 14»
Former PQ cabinet minister Robert Burns was a key sovereignty player
He enjoyed sports in school but was studious enough to attend classical college, where he clashed with the Jesuit teachers. He received a ... «The Globe and Mail, Jun 14»
U of Sudbury: Intrepid spirit remains
The initial model was "what was called a classical college, with a curriculum in rhetoric, philosophy and mathematics," said Zundel. "It was ... «The Sudbury Star, May 14»
