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... that we had been disappointing in that we have addressed ourselves to the question of the safeguards for university freedom , and not to the question of the constitution of an authority which governs the whole of higher education .
... that we had been disappointing in that we have addressed ourselves to the question of the safeguards for university freedom , and not to the question of the constitution of an authority which governs the whole of higher education .
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We found the wastage in that group was very close to the wastage shown by taking the awards over the whole . We analysed their results so far as we were able . We tried to decide whether failure was connected with the unsuitability of ...
We found the wastage in that group was very close to the wastage shown by taking the awards over the whole . We analysed their results so far as we were able . We tried to decide whether failure was connected with the unsuitability of ...
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Mr. Elvin : In your memorandum you take the line that universities should on the whole keep clear of practical and professional work . Do you think this way forward is preferable to the idea of a university playing a leading rôle in ...
Mr. Elvin : In your memorandum you take the line that universities should on the whole keep clear of practical and professional work . Do you think this way forward is preferable to the idea of a university playing a leading rôle in ...
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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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