p. 530 | Jewish Students in American Education

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 21, 1900

Jewish Students in American Education

Of the six hundred and forty girls who passed successfully the examinations for admission to the normal college this summer, the majority are Jews. More than five sixths of the whole number came from the public schools, of which, for many years past, the best scholars have been of that race chiefly. . . . Thus it happens that the supply of teachers and for the professions is coming so largely from the Jewish race. Jews are also now a notable part of the students of our great universities.—New York Sun.