Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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... officers and four administrative boards , all directly accountable to the school committee . There is no responsible chief executive officer . The four executives are : the superintendent of schools , the business manager , the ...
... officers and four administrative boards , all directly accountable to the school committee . There is no responsible chief executive officer . The four executives are : the superintendent of schools , the business manager , the ...
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... officers for the current year are : Miss Rosemary Murphy of Manhattanville College , New York City , President ... officers and two delegates from each member college and meets biennially ; or through a National Council which meets in ...
... officers for the current year are : Miss Rosemary Murphy of Manhattanville College , New York City , President ... officers and two delegates from each member college and meets biennially ; or through a National Council which meets in ...
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... officers in U. S. military government were more explicit . Their purport is reflected in directives which American officers sent to German educators : ( b ) seeks to propagate , revive , or justify the doctrines of Naziism or to exalt ...
... officers in U. S. military government were more explicit . Their purport is reflected in directives which American officers sent to German educators : ( b ) seeks to propagate , revive , or justify the doctrines of Naziism or to exalt ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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