MATRICULATION
The strain;of ■'• 'modern, education is becoming b# and pupil, said Mr Gayford, English master at Dulwlch. College, in a speech at the Rotary Club at Carlisle recently (Bays the London Daily Mail).; . He continued: "I find th*t after eight or nine weeks both master;andboy become mentally warped and spiritually enervated/\and in- conse, quence physically unfit. I am nh dined to blame the ism of modern days, arid the examination system. ; Disproportionate emphasis is laid upon matricula-1 tion. For some extraordinary reason the business man has become _s__-j +v„4. « iinv Who has nassed the
. vincedthata ooy wm> . 'matriculation examination isie% officio a good Christian,, an,English"gen'- : tleman, and a potential sales man..ager.
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Waipa Post, Volume 42, Issue 3314, 25 June 1931, Page 3
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111MATRICULATION Waipa Post, Volume 42, Issue 3314, 25 June 1931, Page 3
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