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Page 1136
First — and this may be a desirable thing on general groundsin my student days a Scottish professor was better paid than a professor in most of the English universities . The result was that quite often men of very high eminence ...
First — and this may be a desirable thing on general groundsin my student days a Scottish professor was better paid than a professor in most of the English universities . The result was that quite often men of very high eminence ...
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I would not favour lowering the standard ; it would be better to give a year more to the course . final analysis . Sometimes I find that some of the pass degree people are first class at their subsequent jobs and we need people of that ...
I would not favour lowering the standard ; it would be better to give a year more to the course . final analysis . Sometimes I find that some of the pass degree people are first class at their subsequent jobs and we need people of that ...
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... neither improved selection procedures nor better teaching methods can have any effect , save presumably to bring about ... a remarkable improvement in student intakes ( as judged by greatly better scoring in the N.U.J.M.B. marks ) .
... neither improved selection procedures nor better teaching methods can have any effect , save presumably to bring about ... a remarkable improvement in student intakes ( as judged by greatly better scoring in the N.U.J.M.B. marks ) .
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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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