Report of the Committee of the General Assembly
Report of the Committee of the General Assembly
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Then, Mr. Hiester, the college being required, under the act of Congress, to teach all these branches pertaining to the science of agricul- ture and the mechanic arts, and also the classic studies and military tactics, could the number of professors in the institution, as at present, be reduced in number without injury to the institution ?
A. 1 think not without injury to the institution in the college proper.
Q. Where could it be reduced, if at all, without impairing the college ?
A. As the in...stitution is now organized it cannot be reduced, because I do not believe that we can reduce, or gain anything by reducing the corps of professors, and thus cheapen the instruction.
Q. Could the grade of instruction be reduced?
A. W^e could reduce the college.
Q. Could not the course of study, as at present laid down in the cur- riculum of the college, be reduced without impairing its usefulness as a college ?
A. It might be reduced to a high school.
Q. Are you acquainted with the experimental farms ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, Mr. Hiester, the college being required, under the act of Congress, to teach all these branches pertaining to the science of agricul- ture and the mechanic arts, and also the classic studies and military tactics, could the number of professors in the institution, as at present, be reduced in number without injury to the institution ?
A. 1 think not without injury to the institution in the college proper.
Q. Where could it be reduced, if at all, without impairing the college ?
A. As the in...stitution is now organized it cannot be reduced, because I do not believe that we can reduce, or gain anything by reducing the corps of professors, and thus cheapen the instruction.
Q. Could the grade of instruction be reduced?
A. W^e could reduce the college.
Q. Could not the course of study, as at present laid down in the cur- riculum of the college, be reduced without impairing its usefulness as a college ?
A. It might be reduced to a high school.
Q. Are you acquainted with the experimental farms ?
What to read after Report of the Committee of the General Assembly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennsylvania General Assembly Committee On Penns to read onlineMoreLess
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