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Page 171
... Council must seek the views of the Academic Board and listen to its timely advice with open ears and open minds ... Council of the university took the view ( by majority ) that this was a matter for the Vice - Chancellor ( p 19 ) . At ...
... Council must seek the views of the Academic Board and listen to its timely advice with open ears and open minds ... Council of the university took the view ( by majority ) that this was a matter for the Vice - Chancellor ( p 19 ) . At ...
Page 172
... Council is required to ( " shall ” ) establish an Aca- demic Board to “ ( a ) [ a ] dvise the Council on matters relating to courses of study or training , awards , and other academic matters ; and ( b ) [ e ] xercise powers delegated ...
... Council is required to ( " shall ” ) establish an Aca- demic Board to “ ( a ) [ a ] dvise the Council on matters relating to courses of study or training , awards , and other academic matters ; and ( b ) [ e ] xercise powers delegated ...
Page 301
... council to take action to secure land for the bypass . Council's intentions to secure the land had variously been referred to in the 1995 Annual Plan and in the 1996/1997 Draft Annual Plan . It negotiated with Landcorp for the purchase ...
... council to take action to secure land for the bypass . Council's intentions to secure the land had variously been referred to in the 1995 Annual Plan and in the 1996/1997 Draft Annual Plan . It negotiated with Landcorp for the purchase ...
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