A not inconsiderable contribution to "education" came into being with the onset of the newspaper and magazine cartoon. (Editor)

The idea of universal education took a while to catch hold but in time became a basic characteristic of American life. (Editor)

Hating school as a boy, he became not only a leading architect of school reform but the first U. S. Commissioner of Education. (Editor)

Education may seem to some so stable as to be stodgy, but in its basic aspects the change has been deep and constant. (Editor)

It was a crude structure, chopped out of the wilderness, but it exemplified for higher education the Spirit of '76. (Editor)

Paralleling the classroom in forging an educated American society has been the powerful force of nonschool learning. (Editor)

By ancient tradition, training for a job was excluded from the school curriculum - and then came 1917 and Smith-Hughes. (Editor)

During her lifetime (1787-1870) Emma Willard witnessed and did much to accomplish the opening of education to females. (Editor)

Thanks to strong leaders and recent court victories, more handicapped children are getting the schooling that is rightfully theirs. (Editor)

Of relatively minor concern in State capitols not so long ago, education is now the very heart of much legislative action. (Editor)

Discussed a new educational concept presented at the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. (RK)

Having won the principle of equal access to the schools, minority groups are focusing on equal access to schools of high quality. (Editor)

A not-so-friendly suit brought in 1874 produced a landmark decision that paved the way for today's public high schools. (Editor)

A massive new Federal law extends a range of established programs, creates some new ones, and calls for a number of important reforms. (Editor)

Article evaluated programs created to coordinate the Federal effort in education research and development. (Author/RK)