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Pagina 69
... course , so that whereas their num- bers , as regards other students , are only as one to three , the dis- tinctions they carry off are in the proportion of three to one ; and Fur 2. That the course of higher instruction afforded in ...
... course , so that whereas their num- bers , as regards other students , are only as one to three , the dis- tinctions they carry off are in the proportion of three to one ; and Fur 2. That the course of higher instruction afforded in ...
Pagina 78
... course of training . Modern reform , ex- cellent as it has been in many ways , has been injurious to the cause of higher education , by the demand that is continually made for the introduction of new sub- jects into the school course ...
... course of training . Modern reform , ex- cellent as it has been in many ways , has been injurious to the cause of higher education , by the demand that is continually made for the introduction of new sub- jects into the school course ...
Pagina 83
... course . These bursaries must be held at schools in which efficient instruc- tion is given in the higher branch- es . " Already some 300 bursars have been appointed under these provisions , and it was to be hoped that special care would ...
... course . These bursaries must be held at schools in which efficient instruc- tion is given in the higher branch- es . " Already some 300 bursars have been appointed under these provisions , and it was to be hoped that special care would ...
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