Bulletin, Issue 40U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education, 1923 - Education |
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... possible service to the people of the State . They should usually be men of some educa- tional attainment , whose experience has been broad and deep enough to give them definite conceptions of the purposes of higher education and the ...
... possible service to the people of the State . They should usually be men of some educa- tional attainment , whose experience has been broad and deep enough to give them definite conceptions of the purposes of higher education and the ...
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... possible and by the establish- ment of a central business office to save the tax payers of the State a large amount of money . It was apparently presumed that the control and management of all State institutions of whatever charac- ter ...
... possible and by the establish- ment of a central business office to save the tax payers of the State a large amount of money . It was apparently presumed that the control and management of all State institutions of whatever charac- ter ...
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... possible unwise or improper selection of a business manager . It should be recognized at once that nothing contained in this criticism is in any way directed at the present business manager or at the personnel of the board , past or ...
... possible unwise or improper selection of a business manager . It should be recognized at once that nothing contained in this criticism is in any way directed at the present business manager or at the personnel of the board , past or ...
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... possible time . The function of the university in the preparation of school princi- pals and superintendents is even more distinctive than that of pre- paring high - school teachers , which after all the university shares with the ...
... possible time . The function of the university in the preparation of school princi- pals and superintendents is even more distinctive than that of pre- paring high - school teachers , which after all the university shares with the ...
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... possible to give a high grade of graduate work under present conditions . Home economics was first introduced as a department in the college of liberal arts and sciences at the University of Kansas in 1910 . In accordance with the rules ...
... possible to give a high grade of graduate work under present conditions . Home economics was first introduced as a department in the college of liberal arts and sciences at the University of Kansas in 1910 . In accordance with the rules ...
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