Excerpt from The Classical Journal, 1905, Vol. 7
The full history and report of this commission was published in the Classical Journal for February, 1910. Meanwhile, the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, through its commission, had been working out its definitions for admission units in all departments, and these were published in the Report of the Commission on Associated Schools and Colleges for 1910.
Inasmuch as the Philological Association's report for Latin had been first promulgated and by a body representing the classical interests of the entire country, and inasmuch as its definitions had already been widely adopted, the desirability of substituting this definition for its own was presented to the Commission of the North Central Association. Accordingly, at its spring meeting in Chicago, the latter association did, with admirable courtesy, vote to make the proposed substitution of definitions in Latin, and another long step was taken toward uniformity in Latin admission requirements.
Under the department of "Current Events" in this number we publish an account of the organization of the Classical Association of the Pacific Northwest, a movement of prime interest to those who have the general good of the classics at heart. We most heartily welcome this new organization to the brotherhood of classical associations and wish them all success, rejoicing that the strength and enthusiasm of the vigorous Northwest has been organized in this cause. This makes practically complete the organization of the classical forces of the whole United States, an advance which has only to be compared with the condition of things of even ten years ago to be realized in its full importance.
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