Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... seems to be supported to a substantial degree by a brief analysis I have made of the careers of Professors at Redbrick Universities in the main sciences ( Physics , Mathematics and Chemistry ) and arts ( English , Modern Languages and ...
... seems to be supported to a substantial degree by a brief analysis I have made of the careers of Professors at Redbrick Universities in the main sciences ( Physics , Mathematics and Chemistry ) and arts ( English , Modern Languages and ...
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... seems quite impracticable to make it . The best way out seems to be to apply the repayment principle to all forms of University education but also to incorporate a subsidy element , in recognition of the fact that individuals benefit ...
... seems quite impracticable to make it . The best way out seems to be to apply the repayment principle to all forms of University education but also to incorporate a subsidy element , in recognition of the fact that individuals benefit ...
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... seems likely that the distributional consequences of the new arrangements would be better than those of the present ones if the rich did in fact stay out . * ( 2 ) WOMEN STUDENTS An obvious difficulty with this sort of scheme is the ...
... seems likely that the distributional consequences of the new arrangements would be better than those of the present ones if the rich did in fact stay out . * ( 2 ) WOMEN STUDENTS An obvious difficulty with this sort of scheme is the ...
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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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