Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-06 | Page 8 | Favor Longer Hours for College Professors

uu FAVOR LONGER HOURS FOR COLLEGE PROFESSORS NEW YORK, Jan. 5. College professors, pro-fessors, nOW that their salaries have i)-..i Increased, "should be iilmr lo devote additional time to classroom work." declared President O. E Mc-Gainmoh, Mc-Gainmoh, of McKendree college, Lebanon, Le-banon, Ma, at a meeting Tuesday of the Methodist Episcopal Educutiot. association. He opposed systems fixing the classroom class-room hours for professors at 16 hours a week on the presumption that two I hours would be spent In preparation for each hour of Instruction, making a 10 -hour week. Exclusion of freshmen from participation partici-pation in athletics and other college-late college-late activities wa.s advocated hy V E. -Moseman, president of the Morning-side Morning-side college, Sioux City, la. He contended con-tended that the first year was the most critical of the student life and for that reason his activities should be confined to the classroom. During the sophomore year, he said, participation In athletics and other activities should be condoned upon the students Class record. no