The University of Chicago Magazine, 5-6. sējumiUniversity of Chicago, Alumni Association, 1919 |
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8. lappuse
... better if we could induce undergraduate students to take one of their concluding years in the other country than to influence older students , because my own recollec- tion of undergraduate days is that I made far more friendships as an ...
... better if we could induce undergraduate students to take one of their concluding years in the other country than to influence older students , because my own recollec- tion of undergraduate days is that I made far more friendships as an ...
13. lappuse
... better for the exchange to take place in their graduate work . We think that then they would be better fitted to take advantage of the exchange and would benefit in many ways , and we would like to see every facility provided for that ...
... better for the exchange to take place in their graduate work . We think that then they would be better fitted to take advantage of the exchange and would benefit in many ways , and we would like to see every facility provided for that ...
16. lappuse
... better than I could state it now , in a letter which I had the privilege of sending to the Acting President in response to his inquiry about the subjects to be discussed here . But I should like to suggest , in a few words , why it is ...
... better than I could state it now , in a letter which I had the privilege of sending to the Acting President in response to his inquiry about the subjects to be discussed here . But I should like to suggest , in a few words , why it is ...
23. lappuse
... better libraries or how to find some new book , the important thing is the spirit of loyalty to great ideals . We have left to the care of accident the fostering of the spirit of citizenship to bind the two peoples together . What a ...
... better libraries or how to find some new book , the important thing is the spirit of loyalty to great ideals . We have left to the care of accident the fostering of the spirit of citizenship to bind the two peoples together . What a ...
30. lappuse
... better we seem to be treated . When it was agreed that we should all speak , we hoped that we might all speak at once ; it would save so much time . Not being an orator , I propose to speak in a very brief way . With regard to what has ...
... better we seem to be treated . When it was agreed that we should all speak , we hoped that we might all speak at once ; it would save so much time . Not being an orator , I propose to speak in a very brief way . With regard to what has ...
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