Bulletin, Issue 40U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education, 1923 - Education |
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... increasing demand for studies of this nature . In each of these surveys the bureau finds problems awaiting solution which exist in other States . For this reason it seems appropriate that the bureau should from time to time publish the ...
... increasing demand for studies of this nature . In each of these surveys the bureau finds problems awaiting solution which exist in other States . For this reason it seems appropriate that the bureau should from time to time publish the ...
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... increased from 16,479 in 1900-1901 , to 60,110 , in 1919-20 . ( Table No. 3. ) RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS IN THE HIGHER INSTITUTIONS . A short time ago the United States Bureau of Education made an exhaustive study of the residence of ...
... increased from 16,479 in 1900-1901 , to 60,110 , in 1919-20 . ( Table No. 3. ) RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS IN THE HIGHER INSTITUTIONS . A short time ago the United States Bureau of Education made an exhaustive study of the residence of ...
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... increased from $ 15,000 in 1890 to $ 25,000 ten years later . In 1907 the Nelson Act increased these Federal appropriations to each of the States until in 1912 they reached $ 50,000 annually . In 1887 the United States Congress , by the ...
... increased from $ 15,000 in 1890 to $ 25,000 ten years later . In 1907 the Nelson Act increased these Federal appropriations to each of the States until in 1912 they reached $ 50,000 annually . In 1887 the United States Congress , by the ...
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... increased from 30 to 60 hours of arts and science work ; effective 1921-22 ; authorized by board of administration , December 9 , 1919 . 1920. Course of study leading to degree of bachelor of science in architecture ; authorized by the ...
... increased from 30 to 60 hours of arts and science work ; effective 1921-22 ; authorized by board of administration , December 9 , 1919 . 1920. Course of study leading to degree of bachelor of science in architecture ; authorized by the ...
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... increased from 156,449 to 375,359 , or 139 per cent ; whereas the increase in high - school students for the corresponding period was 710 per cent . While therefore there is a constantly in- creasing proportion of the population which ...
... increased from 156,449 to 375,359 , or 139 per cent ; whereas the increase in high - school students for the corresponding period was 710 per cent . While therefore there is a constantly in- creasing proportion of the population which ...
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