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... experience . Much of this can be transplanted ; much of it cannot . Scientific and technical schools can no more be improvised than can universities and schools of classical culture . More than one first crop must be " ploughed under ...
... experience . Much of this can be transplanted ; much of it cannot . Scientific and technical schools can no more be improvised than can universities and schools of classical culture . More than one first crop must be " ploughed under ...
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... experience which the new students have with experimental manipulation and observation ; and their suc- cess in subsequent studies must be largely influenced by the training they receive here . Professor Bardwell combines enthusiasm for ...
... experience which the new students have with experimental manipulation and observation ; and their suc- cess in subsequent studies must be largely influenced by the training they receive here . Professor Bardwell combines enthusiasm for ...
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... experience in the militia helped himn to write his story of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire . THE LIBRARIES . The growth of the libraries during the past year has been marked by a considerable decrease in the number and cost of ...
... experience in the militia helped himn to write his story of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire . THE LIBRARIES . The growth of the libraries during the past year has been marked by a considerable decrease in the number and cost of ...
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... experience in professional work . It is probable that the Faculty will authorize the con- tinuance of the system thus begun , and that upon a larger scale . GYMNASTICS AND ATHLETICS . In considering the matter of gymnastics and physical ...
... experience in professional work . It is probable that the Faculty will authorize the con- tinuance of the system thus begun , and that upon a larger scale . GYMNASTICS AND ATHLETICS . In considering the matter of gymnastics and physical ...
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... experience , make his services peculiarly valuable . The instruction given in Water - Color , by Mr. Ross Turner ; in the History of Ornament , by Mr. C. Howard Walker ; in Pen and Ink , by Mr. D. A. Gregg ; in Modelling , by Mr. T. H. ...
... experience , make his services peculiarly valuable . The instruction given in Water - Color , by Mr. Ross Turner ; in the History of Ornament , by Mr. C. Howard Walker ; in Pen and Ink , by Mr. D. A. Gregg ; in Modelling , by Mr. T. H. ...
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