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... creeping paralysis , said Mr A . H . Woollej , educational secretary of the Oxford University Appointments Committee , speaking at the 58 th annual meeting of the Jncorporated Association of Head Masters in London yesterday . * There is not only a ...
... bu hat Mr Belford, secretary of the JI.S., has given the facts re eachers’ salaries; he was a eacher for many years and can speak from practical experience. t is quite evident that there wil a dearth of teachers in the near uture unless salaries are raised ...
... that one of the main educational advances needed in Britain was the creation of 303 Government boarding schools . He was speaking at King's College . London , to the Association for Education in Citizenship on Making Good Citizens . The day scholar ...
... Nature in greater numbers declared the Minister of Town and Country Planning , Mr Silkin , in London this afternoon He was speaking at a Press conference held in his Ministry ' s offices , after he had met the members of the recently appointed National ...
... would automatically make pupils fairminded and truthful in other things . A good many eminent scientists , when they came to speak on political or other problems , did so with considerable bias , and even without considered examination of the subject . Teachers ...
... housekeepers , also lady ' s-maid ; tree now . The Kj Grant Agency , 6 Cambridge Street . DANISH woman ( age 30 ) ( English-speaking ! seeks sitiution as assistant cook in college or institute ; Edinburgh preferred Miss Ellen Nielsen , c / o Spurseons College ...
... present system of promotion and relegation in Scotland was the contention of Mr Robert Kelly, the Scottish League chairman, speaking in Edinburgh last night at the annual dinner of the Heart of Midlothian Former Players’ Club. The function was held in Mackie’s ...
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... Laplace , when , according to the well-known story , he told Napoleon that he had no need of the hypothesis of a God . did not speak as a believer in any religion . The believer does not thus regard his God . . . He is not a Being , about whose existence we ...
... outLallans has no roots . The prospective Lallans poet . ' . ., he says , cannot go and bury himself in a population speaking nothing but the Lallans of his choice . For him Scots verse is the speech of the Knilvnirrt There are now 414 Burns Clubs ...
... Government , of whatever complexion , to do what it can to keep up the very high standards grammar schools have attained . ' Speaking of the formidable economic problems that confronted the nationMr Eden said we could not allow ourselves to forget that Marshall ...
... hips. Some rousing encounters are anticipated, and a full programme of bouts at all weights has been arranged. Logically speaking, penalties should be mimed. When any one of ear players fails it is our first job to make mire the same player does not repeat ...