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... they led to vocations entirely different from those of their parents ; to an aristocracy of learning , in fact , whose members felt that their occupations were above those of men engaged in agriculture or the mechanic arts .
... they led to vocations entirely different from those of their parents ; to an aristocracy of learning , in fact , whose members felt that their occupations were above those of men engaged in agriculture or the mechanic arts .
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... write and speak the English language creditably , to know how to perform ordinary commercial operations in arithmetic and to have an elementary knowledge of facts and principles in history and natural science .
... write and speak the English language creditably , to know how to perform ordinary commercial operations in arithmetic and to have an elementary knowledge of facts and principles in history and natural science .
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The fact that the instruction is given elsewhere than at the university is no reason why its character should be changed . In other words the university at home or abroad should do no teaching which is not of university caliber and ...
The fact that the instruction is given elsewhere than at the university is no reason why its character should be changed . In other words the university at home or abroad should do no teaching which is not of university caliber and ...
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As a matter of fact , as entrance requirements are now arranged , there is , I believe , no subject except mathematics , and perhaps English , in which a school preparation beyond eighth grade is required in order that it may be pursued ...
As a matter of fact , as entrance requirements are now arranged , there is , I believe , no subject except mathematics , and perhaps English , in which a school preparation beyond eighth grade is required in order that it may be pursued ...
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In spite of all these difficulties , however , and in spite of the fact that these youngsters had to come from outlying districts largely , the enrollment went to 213 . It has steadily increased , and the demand for a course in mechanic ...
In spite of all these difficulties , however , and in spite of the fact that these youngsters had to come from outlying districts largely , the enrollment went to 213 . It has steadily increased , and the demand for a course in mechanic ...
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| Título | Proceedings of the Second Meeting of the Land Grant College Engineering Association, Volume 3 |
| Autor | Land Grant College Engineering Association |
| Publicação | 1914 |
| Original de | Universidade da Califórnia |
| Digitalizado | 11 Dez 2007 |
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