The State Teachers' Association

The 29th annual meeting of the Micbigan State Teachers' association will be held in Lansiog, begiuning Tuesday evening, Dec. 27th, and contiouing through the 29th and 30th. The following is a preliininary programme ; TUKHDAY KVKNIM.. A lecture- ¦ The Teacher and hls work," Dr. Miiliuliii MacVlcar, principal state nnriiüil school. WEDNESDAY MORNIKG. "The Associatlon and the Educatlonal Intr68t of the btate," Sup't O. B. Thomas, Saglnaw. ' Proper Sphere of the Vlllage High School," Sup't C. A. Cook, Dexter. "TextBooks vs. Uetter Means In the School Room," a liisi'iission opened by Principal I. M. Wellington, Detroit. ATTRRNOON. " Methods In Hlstory." Ruth Hoppln, Ypsllantl. "The Place of Technlcal Urammar in our Schools," Pror. I. N. Demmon, Ann Arbor. "The Legislación needed lor our Schools." Report of cominlttee, Hon. C. A. Oower, Ohalrman. KVKNING. Lecture - "An Evening in Wonderl ,nd " Wllliam I. Marshall, Fltctiburg, Mass. THURSDAY MOKNING. " The New Botany," Prof. W. J. Beal, agrlcultural college, Lansinic. " Prlmary Errors," Prol. W. N. Hailman, Detroit. "To what ext' ii t du the si neiiiri's of Mr. Charles Francis Aiiam.s, In Harpers1 Monthly for November, apply lo School Superintendent In Michigan?" a dlscuHslon opeued by Prof. W. K. Payue, Anu Arbor. AFTBRNOON. " The Unlverelty Diploma System," Sup't H. N. Frenen, "A Study in Natural Science," Prol. A. J. Ooolc, agrlcultural college, Lniisiiij. "School Board; thelr Ilespon.sibilltles to the People, and thelr Dutle to the Schools," Judge Thomas M. Cooley.