American Decades
Deaths
James Rowland Angell, 79, psychology professor and president of Yale University (1921-1937), 4 March 1949.
Leonard Porter Ayres, 67, author of monographs on education, 29 October 1946.
William Chandler Bagley, 72, education periodicals editor and opponent of progressive education, 1 July 1946.
Charles A. Beard, 74, historian and director of the Training School for Public Service in New York (1917-1922), 1 September 1948.
Isaiah Bowman, 71, former president of Johns Hopkins University, 6 January 1950.
Percy Holmes Boynton, 70, University of Chicago English professor whose textbooks were widely used, 8 July 1946.
William Brandenburg, 71, president of the American Association of Teachers Colleges, 29 October 1940.
Nicholas Murray Butler, 83, president of Columbia College, Chicago (1902-1945), 7 December 1947.
Morris R....
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1940's Education
- Overview
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Topics in the News
- Academic Freedom
- American Education Abroad
- The Core Curriculum and the Great Books Project
- Federal Aid
- Gi Bill of Rights
- High-School Curriculum
- Problems in Higher Education
- Research and Educational Sociology
- Secularization of Public Education
- Segregation in the Schools
- Teacher Shortages and Strikes
- Women in Education
- Headline Makers
- People in the News
- Deaths
- Publications
- Important Events in Education, 1940–1949
