Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... committees , and we therefore thought of that as the committee level . But technology raises a problem here . Could a tech- nology sub - committee deal both with the technology departments of the universities and with the Colleges of ...
... committees , and we therefore thought of that as the committee level . But technology raises a problem here . Could a tech- nology sub - committee deal both with the technology departments of the universities and with the Colleges of ...
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... Committee — at least the academic members should be full - time instead of part - time . While this would certainly solve the visitation problem and would give ample opportunity for more frequent and less formal visits to universities ...
... Committee — at least the academic members should be full - time instead of part - time . While this would certainly solve the visitation problem and would give ample opportunity for more frequent and less formal visits to universities ...
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... Committee , I think rightly , leaves to the universities and the Vice - Chancellors ' Committee . Chairman : May we now pass on to the question of the relations between your Committee and the Committee of Vice - Chancellors and ...
... Committee , I think rightly , leaves to the universities and the Vice - Chancellors ' Committee . Chairman : May we now pass on to the question of the relations between your Committee and the Committee of Vice - Chancellors and ...
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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academic Advanced Technology apprentices Arthur Thomson body Chairman Colleges of Advanced Council Dame Kitty Anderson degree course departments difficulty Diploma Elvin engineering examination expansion experience external degree facilities feel graduates higher education honours Ifor Evans increase industry institutions James Pitman lectures Lord Chorley Medical Schools memorandum ment Miss Gardner number of students organisation perhaps physics places possible postgraduate present problem profession Professor Carter Professor Drever Professor Giffen Professor Mansfield Cooper qualified question recognised regard Scotland Shearman Sir David Anderson Sir Douglas Logan Sir Edward Appleton Sir Patrick Linstead Sir Philip Morris Sir Robert Aitken Sir Thomas Taylor sities sixth form specialist staff standard subjects suggest teacher training colleges teaching technical colleges tion undergraduate United Kingdom univer University Grants Committee University of London Urwin versity veterinary Vice-Chancellors wastage