Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... subjects , and therefore of options , and especially of faculties of science . A relatively small number of arts students also went on to take an honours degree in one or two of the main subjects which they had already passed at the ...
... subjects , and therefore of options , and especially of faculties of science . A relatively small number of arts students also went on to take an honours degree in one or two of the main subjects which they had already passed at the ...
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... subjects the minimum standard for entrance is high at all universities ; those who wish to study such subjects , but who fall or are expected to fall below a high level of G.C.E. marks , are either advised by their schools to give up ...
... subjects the minimum standard for entrance is high at all universities ; those who wish to study such subjects , but who fall or are expected to fall below a high level of G.C.E. marks , are either advised by their schools to give up ...
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... subjects . In particular a Senior Fellow in Science at Oxbridge looking for opportunities to develop his own research interests might well be attracted by the offer of a Chair at Redbrick ; whereas for a Fellow in arts such an offer ...
... subjects . In particular a Senior Fellow in Science at Oxbridge looking for opportunities to develop his own research interests might well be attracted by the offer of a Chair at Redbrick ; whereas for a Fellow in arts such an offer ...
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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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