Is a Young Man Wise to Go into Education?

THIS article of Dr. Douglas pre sents an interesting discussion on the necessity of inducing more young men to choose education as their life profession. He has force fully presented the remuneration an gle of the picture. There is certainly a very definite need for stressing this in counseling the young potential educator but at the same time he should be made aware of the fact that as a whole those in the profes sion of education are still very much underpaid. He must also realize that the total number of well-paid post tions in this profession is consider ably smaller in comparison to the total number in other professions; such as, law, dentistry, and medi cine,—EDITOR.