Source Citation: Gray, A.A., The Junior College in California, Vol. 23 No. 7 School Review, (Sept. 1915), pp 463-475.

Commentary:

Gray was an important observer of the early junior college, especially with respect to its development in California, given his close relationship to the University of California’s Dean Lange, under whom Gray wrote his Master’s thesis. However, neither Gray’s article, reprinted here, nor his thesis approach Brooks’ thesis in either depth or scope, and should not be used as a definitive source without a simultaneous review of Brooks’ work.

Source:

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