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Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13739, 3 June 1913, Page 3

A high school for matrimonial sciences,'or, to give it its sonorous Teutonic title, "Hochschulo tier Hciratswissensclmften," Ims hecu founded at Munich by Professor Dr. Walter Hassal. Dr. Hassall hopes that within a little time the academy will number five hundred students of both sexes. These, on completing their course, will he awarded diplomas as teachers of love, the "Express" explains, and will he expected to travel the length and breadth of Germany in order to make an active propaganda, in favour of marriage. The curriculum at the high school will include lectures by specialists en tho dangers of flirtation and the beauties of "all-sacrificing love." Experts in zoology and biology will illustrate their instruction by means of cinematographic displays, and will explain the interesting laws of affinity and soul attraction and repulsion. Special courses will bo hold, at which tho ideals of love will be instilled into the souls of rebellious subjects; while the problem of preventing the flights of love after the disillusionment of matrimony will receive great attention.