Monthly Educational Department in the Review by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 26, 1906

Monthly Educational Department in the Review

By Editor

At the recent educational convention a resolution was passed requesting the Review and Herald Publishing Association to issue a thirty-two page number of the REVIEW once each month, and to devote the extra eight-pages to an educational department. This action was taken to meet the growing demand for an enlarged medium of communication and discussion among the educators. The trustees of the Review and Herald Publishing Association have given favorable consideration to this request, and have decided to increase the size of the paper to thirty-two pages the first issue of each month, beginning with next September, the time suggested by the officers of the Department of Education. There will be no increase in the price of the paper to subscribers, although ninety-six additional pages of reading-matter will be furnished in the course of a year, as the General Conference Committee has agreed to meet a large part of the expense incurred by this enlargement as a contribution to the advancement of the educational work. We are sure that our readers will be pleased with the contemplated change, and that they will appreciate an action which increases the size of the paper two pages a week on an average, but does not increase the price. More will be said later about this new department.