"INSENSATE FOLLY"
ABOLITION OF BURSARIES '
UNIVERSITY CRITICISM
It was reported at a meeting of the Senate1 of the New Zealand University to-day by the Executive Committee that university bursaries had, for the present at least, been discontinued and' university national bursaries substituted for them, these being administered by the Education Department. Mr. P. A. de la Mare described the discontinuance of these bursaries as "an insensate piece of folly." He suggested that strong representations be made to the Government protesting against what had been done. Professor J. Hight agreed with what had been said, and moved for the appointment of a committee to consider the withdrawal of the Tmrsarics, and report to the senate.
This resolution, was adopted.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 13, 17 January 1933, Page 8
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