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We regard the university as a whole and academic freedom is really a matter of living in particular climate . I do not know whether Dr. Wilson has anything to add on this ? Dr. Wilson : I would not have thought of distinguishing ...
We regard the university as a whole and academic freedom is really a matter of living in particular climate . I do not know whether Dr. Wilson has anything to add on this ? Dr. Wilson : I would not have thought of distinguishing ...
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 1. It is the rule in all but one University that the professional training of graduates succeeds their academic courses . On the other hand , the training of non - graduates ...
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 1. It is the rule in all but one University that the professional training of graduates succeeds their academic courses . On the other hand , the training of non - graduates ...
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It has also been suggested that members of the 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 ...
It has also been suggested that members of the 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 ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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