Official Report: Including a Record of the National ConventionAmerican Association of School Administrators., 1934 |
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Page 216
... society , yet society controls the actual functioning of the type of character which may prevail . This implies that a code of some sort must be accepted and , at least partly , followed . Society as a whole , perhaps , accepts the Ten ...
... society , yet society controls the actual functioning of the type of character which may prevail . This implies that a code of some sort must be accepted and , at least partly , followed . Society as a whole , perhaps , accepts the Ten ...
Page 97
... society . Formerly it was and far too often in the present it still is considered as a benevolence ; whereas it is , or it should be , an assured beneficence , not to the individual only , but to the supporting society as well . When ...
... society . Formerly it was and far too often in the present it still is considered as a benevolence ; whereas it is , or it should be , an assured beneficence , not to the individual only , but to the supporting society as well . When ...
Page 98
... society . It is inevitable that some individuals will reach the point of educational satu- ration before society is ready to provide them work by which they can become self - sustaining and contributory to the welfare of others . In ...
... society . It is inevitable that some individuals will reach the point of educational satu- ration before society is ready to provide them work by which they can become self - sustaining and contributory to the welfare of others . In ...
Contents
First General Session Sunday Afternoon February 25Vesper Service | 9 |
Third General Session Monday Evening February | 36 |
Fourth General Session Tuesday Morning February 27 | 42 |
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