Haskins, Charles N
educator, was born Aug. 16, 1857, in Huntington, geometry, and trigonometry. In 1881 he entered the Ohio Ohio.
Institute for the Deaf as a teacher, where he continued for thirteen years.
In 1893 he became connected with the deaf department of the Chicago city schools. For two years he edited and published a patriotic magazine known as The Washingtonian. He subsequently organized the Co-operative College of Citizenship, which now has a faculty of fifty members in twelve departments, intended to cover the whole field of sociology.