Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... young men did not see enough of their teachers . I was told that the young men were out of touch with the senior members of the university . If they can say that of Oxford , what will they say at universities where they are less in ...
... young men did not see enough of their teachers . I was told that the young men were out of touch with the senior members of the university . If they can say that of Oxford , what will they say at universities where they are less in ...
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... young people stay in the sixth form until eighteen . But I think there are other ways of doing it , and other people may prefer other ways . There are young people who would be much happier to leave school and go into a college ...
... young people stay in the sixth form until eighteen . But I think there are other ways of doing it , and other people may prefer other ways . There are young people who would be much happier to leave school and go into a college ...
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... young people is not perhaps a little sharp . Would it not be true to say that in the univer- sities there have always been on the one hand young people who may become dons , and on the other hand there have always been some people who ...
... young people is not perhaps a little sharp . Would it not be true to say that in the univer- sities there have always been on the one hand young people who may become dons , and on the other hand there have always been some people who ...
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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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