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would not favour having a group of sub - committees . Chairman : If , for example there were a grants committee for technology separate from the grants committee for the universities , would there not be an area of overlap which would ...
would not favour having a group of sub - committees . Chairman : If , for example there were a grants committee for technology separate from the grants committee for the universities , would there not be an area of overlap which would ...
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It has also been suggested that members of the Committee at least the academic members — should be full - time instead of part - time . While this would certainly solve the visitation problem and would give ample opportunity for more ...
It has also been suggested that members of the Committee at least the academic members — should be full - time instead of part - time . While this would certainly solve the visitation problem and would give ample opportunity for more ...
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There we have formal relations with both the A.U.T. and the Vice - Chancellors ' Committee . But on general issues a great deal of the coming and going is done on an informal basis . The Vice - Chancellors ' Committee are certainly a ...
There we have formal relations with both the A.U.T. and the Vice - Chancellors ' Committee . But on general issues a great deal of the coming and going is done on an informal basis . The Vice - Chancellors ' Committee are certainly a ...
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