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An American at Oxford

Chapter 28 THE EDUCATIONAL PROBLEM

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An American at Oxford
An American at Oxford
John Corbin Literature
“An American at Oxford by John Corbin”
1 Chapter 1 THE OXFORD FRESHMAN2 Chapter 2 EVENING3 Chapter 3 THE MIND OF THE COLLEGE4 Chapter 4 CLUB LIFE IN THE COLLEGE5 Chapter 5 SOCIAL LIFE IN THE UNIVERSITY6 Chapter 6 SLACKING ON THE ISIS AND THE CHERWELL7 Chapter 7 AS SEEN FROM AN OXFORD TUB8 Chapter 8 A LITTLE SCRIMMAGE WITH ENGLISH RUGBY9 Chapter 9 TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETICS10 Chapter 10 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SPORTSMANSHIP11 Chapter 11 THE PASSMAN12 Chapter 12 THE HONOR SCHOOLS13 Chapter 13 THE TUTOR14 Chapter 14 READING FOR EXAMINATIONS15 Chapter 15 THE EXAMINATION16 Chapter 16 OXFORD QUALITIES AND THEIR DEFECTS17 Chapter 17 THE UNIVERSITY AND REFORM18 Chapter 18 THE UNIVERSITY AND THE PEOPLE19 Chapter 19 THE UNIVERSITY BEFORE THE COLLEGE20 Chapter 20 THE MEDI VAL HALL21 Chapter 21 THE COLLEGE SYSTEM22 Chapter 22 THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE MEDI VAL HALL23 Chapter 23 THE ORIGIN OF THE MODERN UNDERGRADUATE24 Chapter 24 THE INSIGNIFICANCE OF THE MODERN UNIVERSITY25 Chapter 25 THE COLLEGE IN AMERICA26 Chapter 26 THE SOCIAL AND ATHLETIC PROBLEM27 Chapter 27 THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEM28 Chapter 28 THE EDUCATIONAL PROBLEM29 Chapter 29 ATHLETIC TRAINING IN ENGLAND30 Chapter 30 CLIMATE AND INTERNATIONAL ATHLETICS31 Chapter 31 Portions of English Authors.32 Chapter 32 The History of the English Language.33 Chapter 33 The History of English Literature.34 Chapter 34 English Authors.35 Chapter 35 History of the English Language.36 Chapter 36 History of English Literature.37 Chapter 37 Special Subjects.