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... Institutions of the United States , " in Papers of the American Historical Association , IV ( April , 1890 ) , p ... institutions of higher learning and for raising their standards . The arguments against such an institution included the ...
... Institutions of the United States , " in Papers of the American Historical Association , IV ( April , 1890 ) , p ... institutions of higher learning and for raising their standards . The arguments against such an institution included the ...
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... institutions are not equipped to meet the present and prospective needs , the state and local governments must stand ready to help . This expansion of the public provision for higher education , which is greatly needed , will be in line ...
... institutions are not equipped to meet the present and prospective needs , the state and local governments must stand ready to help . This expansion of the public provision for higher education , which is greatly needed , will be in line ...
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... institution of higher education should be the function of a board of trustees , and the institution should not be privately owned and / or operated for profit . FACULTY In senior colleges , universities , and other institutions there ...
... institution of higher education should be the function of a board of trustees , and the institution should not be privately owned and / or operated for profit . FACULTY In senior colleges , universities , and other institutions there ...
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The Virginia Company of London Is Ready to Assist the East India School 1625 | 7 |
Indenture of John Campbell to a Schoolmaster in New York 1722 | 13 |
The General Assembly of Virginia Requests Change in the Method of Licensing | 19 |
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