Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1526
... versity procedure as far as it would touch them . They seemed to come in with the ideas of pioneers . We are not discouraged by this ; it is an interesting development . Professor Tuck : There is a very interest- ing situation at ...
... versity procedure as far as it would touch them . They seemed to come in with the ideas of pioneers . We are not discouraged by this ; it is an interesting development . Professor Tuck : There is a very interest- ing situation at ...
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... versity , or only at the end of the first year or a little after ? Alderman Heycock : At present the system in the University of Wales is to take the honours course in three years . The statement in our memo- randum is linked with the ...
... versity , or only at the end of the first year or a little after ? Alderman Heycock : At present the system in the University of Wales is to take the honours course in three years . The statement in our memo- randum is linked with the ...
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... versity , together with Keele and the C.A.T. are represented on my council , and provision has been made for Warwick University at Coventry to be represented in due course . The uni- versity representatives seldom attend our council ...
... versity , together with Keele and the C.A.T. are represented on my council , and provision has been made for Warwick University at Coventry to be represented in due course . The uni- versity representatives seldom attend our council ...
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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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