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Is Intelligence Important? (1963)
by Joel H. Hildebrand
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    Editor's Bookshelf (2 Reviews)
    Testing: Its Place in Education Today, by Henry Chauncey and John E. Dobbin
    1. Testing: Its Place in Education Today by Henry Chauncey and John E. Dobbin
    2. Is Intelligence Important? by Joel H. Hildebrand
    The Saturday Review, January 18, 1964, pp. 73-79
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    New Books (16 Reviews)
    Chaos in Our Colleges, by Morris Freedman
    1. Chaos in Our Colleges by Morris Freedman
    2. Is Intelligence Important? by Joel H. Hildebrand
    3. New Directions in Degree Programs Especially for Adults by A.A. Liveright and Roger DeCrow
    4. Liberal Education and Business by William M. Kephart, James F. McNulty, and Earl J. McGrath, ...
    5. Reading Problems and Problem Readers by M.F.W. Pollack and Josephine Piekarz
    6. Paperbacks in the Schools by Alexander Butman, Donald Reis, and David Sohn
    7. The Discipline of Education by John Walton and James L. Kuethe
    8. Fellowships in the Arts and Sciences, 1964-65 by Robert Quick
    9. American Junior Colleges by Edmund J. Gleazer, Jr.
    10. The Nongraded High School by B. Frank Brown
    11. American Higher Education and World Affairs by Howard E. Wilson and Florence H. Wilson
    12. Free and Inexpensive Materials on World Affairs by Leonard S. Kenworthy
    13. The Wall Between Church and State by Dallin H. Oaks
    14. American Education: A National Failure by Hyman G. Rickover
    15. Education and A Woman's Life by Lawrence E. Dennis
    16. Open Door to Learning by Herman R. Allen
    The Saturday Review, November 16, 1963, pp. 86-89