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The Institutes of Co-cducatlon and the
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In his talk on America's-debt to
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Dean Ward referred to tho Swiss
scientist as the father of the elective
system in American colleges, and the
first to Introduce co-education in this
country.
Coming to this country in 1846 as
lecturer at tho Lowell Scientific In
stitute, Agaeslz was Invited to accept
tho chair, pf natural science at Har
vard, where he remained until hip
death. During Mb stay in America
Agassiz explored tho glacier region of
North America, tho coral reefs of
Florida and tho West Indies, and car
ried on extensive research work in
the natural history of South America.
It was duo to him that Harvard owns
Its present magnificent museum build
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In Bumming up our debt to the lec
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that to him we owe noro than to any
other one man our present educational
greatness. It was he who Introduced
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short, Agassiz 16 one of the pillars of
American education and,, in his field,
tho greatest of all naturalists.
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