Naturalness of the undergraduate, 14-17 Need of leaders in the world, 59 New college officer needed, 195 Northrup, Cyrus, ex-president of University of Minnesota, 76, 121 O Oxford University, opened to American students by Cecil Rhodes, 70 P Palmer, Professor George H., 152 Parallel courses, first conceded, 69 Parental sacrifices, 8 Paulding, James K., 27 Personality of great teachers, 73 Philadelphia, U. of P. settlement house, 128 Pierpont, James, 159 Pioneer spirit, 167 Practical courses of study the tendency, 51 Practical education, growth of, 55 Pranks of college undergraduates, 106 Predominant traits of college man, 11 Presidents who were college men, 147 Princeton University, date founded, 153 Princeton University, financial statistics, 57 Princeton honor system, 109 Princeton inception of World’s Student Christian Federation, 125 Princeton-Yale foot-ball anecdote, 45 Professor in the lecture room, 77 Provincialism as a result of college traditions, 103 Puritan influence on American college life, 149 R Reasons for going to college, 135-169 Reform movements, led by college men, 29 Relaxation, the art of, 177 Religion and the college man, 23-26 Research work in German universities, 70 Responsibilities of college fraternities, 119 Rhetoric versus ideas, 13 Rhodes, Cecil, 70 Rossetti, D. G., 161 Rules of a New England athletic leader, 14 Ruskin, John, 176 S Settlement house of the University of Pennsylvania, 128 “Silence” insubordination at West Point, 94 Slang in college, 15 Slosson, Professor Elwin E., 32, 57 Social organizations in colleges, 112 Social service, promotion of, 128 Society life among undergraduates, 112 Soldiers’ Field, Cambridge, memorial shaft, 45 Specialistic training, 63 Spencer, Herbert, 178 Spirit of college play life, 41 Stanford University, financial statistics, 57 State institutions, growth of, 57 State universities, attendance at, 56 Stevenson, Robert Louis, 157, 160, 168 Student individualism, 151 Student, the “for popular” reasons class, 99 Student Volunteer Movement of Foreign Missions, origin of, 126 Students, and their relationship to teachers, 74 Students’ passion for reality, 12 Studies, choice of, 64 Studies, elective, 63 Systems of learning too bookish, 190 T Tablet-talk in Columbia commons, 101 Taft, William H., 29 Teachers, for undergraduates, how to train, 85 Teachers, need of, 73 Teachers’ relationship to students, 74 Teaching a calling, not a means of livelihood, 88 Technical institutions, growth of, 55 Tennyson, quoted, 76, 164 Thackeray, W. M., quoted, 160 Town versus gown, 5 Training of the Individual, 146 U Undergraduate life of a century ago, 148 Undergraduate life, two divisions of, 93 Undergraduate, perversity of, 4-11