University, a public school, 10; of California, 22; of Chicago, 22; of Illinois, 22; of Michigan, 22; of Wis-
consin, 22.

Urbana College of Engineering, 38.

Use of the library in America, 14.

V.

Value, educational, of manual training, 20; of practical experience, 36; of shop work for physical devel-
opment, 20; for ethical education, 20; of text-books, 23.

Victory, an easy, over Spain, 9; lies on the side of men of wide outlook, 23.
Visits to American schools to gather correct information, 13.
Volksschule of Germany, course of study, 17.

W.

Water-color work without previous pencil drawing, 27.
Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, 22.
Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades, 43.

Woman's dress, American, praise for, 30; American, the effect of personal taste, 30; Parisian, deter-
mined by fashion, 30.

Women, American, as pupils and as teachers of art, 31; German, only students, not teachers of art, 31;
in kindergarten, superior, 15; their excessive employment as teachers, 15.

Woodward, Prof. C. M., 20.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 38.

Work, constructive, in school, 18; defective, considered artistic, 34; muscular and mental, mingled, 21;
of American technical schools, 35.

Workshops, connected with technical colleges, 39; in technical colleges, 36; seem interlopers in ceramic
schools, 33; their equipment, 18.

Y.

Yearning for higher things created in the pupil, 21.

Young men from technical colleges easily find employment, 40.