TOPICS FOR INVESTIGATION AND REPORT
1. Membership of the President's Cabinet at the present time.
2. The biography of some one member of the President's Cabinet.
3. The work of some bureau or department in the National administration. (Reports on the work of the various departments may be secured by writing to the respective departments at Washington, D. C. See also Fairlie, The National Administration of the United States of America.)
4. Compare the National administration with the administrative department in your state, with respect to
(a) Scope of work
(b) Centralization
(c) Efficiency
(d) Control by the people.