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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11538, 15 January 1932, Page 4

.-The University Senate, sitting at Dunedin, decided yesterday to refer the quostein of comparative religion as an optional subject for the B A. degree to the Academic Board for consideration.

After a discussion on finance, states a Dunedin message, tho University Senate resolved, in view, ot tho loss of the Government’s statutory grant,. to suspend the following scholarships: Two post-graduate scholarships in arts, one id science, and travelling scholarships in French. la\\Y; architecture, • engineetriilg/ and medicine, unless the finances justify an award. ' -

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“I think the standard of athletics here very high,” said Mr. Don Bain, and manager of the Canterbury ’Varsity team of athletes which, competed in the G.A.A. and H.C.’s,meeting at the reserve yesterday. Mr Bain, who is liandicappeir to tho* Canterbury centra?, besides being an atlilbte of some qualjtv himself, remarked upon the ability , and youth of the lecal competitors. He said it was a pity the team could not: make a longer stay, for he would liko ,to Ik> able to give some tips to tho local amateurs, amongst whom were • some potentially fine athletes.

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