SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17617, 21 November 1922, Page 6

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING.

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Pointed by tk. rj*^- k aeat Ma School of £?**!«* by thecouncil, lows:— ——~»oa *«« I

8«h a Behoolt-Yes A **»»4V pete list of works SliJ?* ta Auckland alone,*," .Kg!** September 12th JLJSS*". * yiously » real hardihk «• m£& at the University the B.E /S5S* F eetostudent7 W hof,t4 ( ?iJ: to, and spend three or Wt£?s a school of engineering (cSS over 500 miles away, wldle M College was sufficient for iZ2 An Auckland student would l»Sr ed in an extra expenditttMJ >k£* *4OO to *soo for the fSf e £h Canterbury College. liSf* students of promise were p w «^ 5 from takingthe degree ejfflf ground, Discouragement of «£)£* was apt to lose to the Donmutt£r of promise whose trained senittZ increasingly necessary to its (fl& and economical development !taw< such differentiation Wwm uS and well-to-do students wu cosSn to the democratic^piineiples wMAw brought the State Universitlei into* istence.

The report was rewired witttok cusßion, and it was agreed to f wwti it to the University Senite wift j renewed request for theeeheel'rW nition. ■:: ™