The Indian Journal of Education (Formerly The Madras Journal of Education) June 1895

If the "Rowing Club " like " Third Trinity " is small in number and lives largely on the memory of past glories the " Boat Olub " may in popularity and vitality be compared with First." It is the old story of the struggle of the Few and the Many which on a larger tield is the story of the world. [...] The annual distribution of prizes to the successful pupils of the institution and the reading of the fifty-third annual report of the Trustees of Pachaiyappa's charities took place on the 15th of last month with h the Hon. [...] We are told that the college is in the face of a crisis which can be tided over only by the munificence and generosity of the wealthy nobles and gentlemen of the Hindu community of Southern End in ; hence the Trustees' renewed earnest appeal for funds to the pnhlie. [...] We should also like to state that interference with the staff of the college does not always do good but on the other hand in many instances does positive harm..- Some of our contemporaries have called the attention of the public to the treatment accorded by the Trustees to the staff of the college. [...] The chief reforms which the executive enumeate as brought about by their action are the abandonment of the annualsexamiation of public elementary schools as a principle and a rule ; the 'publication of the Departmental Committee's modified scheme for teachers' superannuation ; the sirePlification of the schedules of study in the new Code ; and the more rational instrutioneissuct to i