The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 7Grolier, 1985 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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Page 180
... increased greatly . However , coeducation was frowned upon , and many parents - especially in rural areas ... increased from 12 in 1901 to 39 in 1950 and to 55 in 1965. At the secondary stage , the corresponding figures are 4 in 1901 ...
... increased greatly . However , coeducation was frowned upon , and many parents - especially in rural areas ... increased from 12 in 1901 to 39 in 1950 and to 55 in 1965. At the secondary stage , the corresponding figures are 4 in 1901 ...
Page 253
... increased 49 % , but charges at public colleges in- creased 53 % , and at private colleges 117 % . Increases in ... Increased enrollment calls for additional classrooms and dormitories , and the explosion of knowledge demands more li ...
... increased 49 % , but charges at public colleges in- creased 53 % , and at private colleges 117 % . Increases in ... Increased enrollment calls for additional classrooms and dormitories , and the explosion of knowledge demands more li ...
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... increased num- bers and his greater effectiveness in harvesting the sea . As early as the mid - 19th century , writ- ers warned of overfishing resulting from the increased use of trawling , which was then a new harvesting technique ...
... increased num- bers and his greater effectiveness in harvesting the sea . As early as the mid - 19th century , writ- ers warned of overfishing resulting from the increased use of trawling , which was then a new harvesting technique ...
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