Education: Noise & Boys
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Do noisy doses induce neuroses? No, says Headmaster Beasley. Boys get used to noise. Those who beat time to music at first soon stop it. Subjects studied in Concentration Class stick in the student's mind. Ultimately, it is predicted, all of Beasley's concentrators will do as much evening study work in 20 minutes as they now do in twice that time.
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