Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... goals on the part of the in- stitution and of the individual mem- bers of the staff , from the president down , it is unlikely that any unity can be achieved either in the pro- gram or in the students . This ought to be axiomatic in ...
... goals on the part of the in- stitution and of the individual mem- bers of the staff , from the president down , it is unlikely that any unity can be achieved either in the pro- gram or in the students . This ought to be axiomatic in ...
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... goals of equality of op- portunity , a minimum of class dis- tinction , a maximum degree of indi- vidual freedom , and a wide distribu- tion of centers of initiative are in- herent in the American creed . If the United States is to ...
... goals of equality of op- portunity , a minimum of class dis- tinction , a maximum degree of indi- vidual freedom , and a wide distribu- tion of centers of initiative are in- herent in the American creed . If the United States is to ...
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... goals are , and then to cast about for methods of meeting them . A righteous man first establishes his moral code , and then determines his actions by it . The people in each community must set up definite goals and stand- ards of ...
... goals are , and then to cast about for methods of meeting them . A righteous man first establishes his moral code , and then determines his actions by it . The people in each community must set up definite goals and stand- ards of ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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