A Short History of the American Negro
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The college preparatory course then becomes of supreme importance; and it is here where standards ought to be highest that the greatest di- vergency appears. The three or four institutions of the highest rank, however, insist on all the standards 144 A SHORT HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN NEGRO of the Carnegie Foundation, and sometimes exact even more than these demand.
91. Collegiate Activities. — Life in these schools seeks an outlet in various channels. Within the last ten years the college idea ha...s been much developed. Among other activities intercollegiate debating has received considerable attention. Early in 1910 How- ard, Fisk, and Atlanta University formed a triangular debating league, and in 191 1 Morehouse, Knoxville, and Talladega did the same, though Morehouse and Talladega, beginning their contests in 1906, have maintained longer unbroken relations than any other institutions. Several schools, notably Hampton, Shaw, Fisk, and Atlanta University have from time to time sent quartettes through the North to raise money by singing the old melodies.
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The college preparatory course then becomes of supreme importance; and it is here where standards ought to be highest that the greatest di- vergency appears. The three or four institutions of the highest rank, however, insist on all the standards 144 A SHORT HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN NEGRO of the Carnegie Foundation, and sometimes exact even more than these demand.
91. Collegiate Activities. — Life in these schools seeks an outlet in various channels. Within the last ten years the college idea ha...s been much developed. Among other activities intercollegiate debating has received considerable attention. Early in 1910 How- ard, Fisk, and Atlanta University formed a triangular debating league, and in 191 1 Morehouse, Knoxville, and Talladega did the same, though Morehouse and Talladega, beginning their contests in 1906, have maintained longer unbroken relations than any other institutions. Several schools, notably Hampton, Shaw, Fisk, and Atlanta University have from time to time sent quartettes through the North to raise money by singing the old melodies.
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