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Pagina 108
He was formulating , too , his own system of reasoning , of seeking the ultimate truth through the impartial examination of all data . Professor Seelye , who had now become President of Amherst College , had long had his eye on this ...
He was formulating , too , his own system of reasoning , of seeking the ultimate truth through the impartial examination of all data . Professor Seelye , who had now become President of Amherst College , had long had his eye on this ...
Pagina 158
At examination time , instead of asking his students to tell what they knew , he framed his questions in such a way as to discover what they thought . Once the student's ideas were committed to paper , Patten lost all interest in them .
At examination time , instead of asking his students to tell what they knew , he framed his questions in such a way as to discover what they thought . Once the student's ideas were committed to paper , Patten lost all interest in them .
Pagina 173
His courses for undergraduates in European history were conducted chiefly on the basis of three sessions a week , of which two were lectures and the third an examination . Burr would come cantering into class with his head tilted on one ...
His courses for undergraduates in European history were conducted chiefly on the basis of three sessions a week , of which two were lectures and the third an examination . Burr would come cantering into class with his head tilted on one ...
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