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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-09738-7 impressionable state, and every vigorous college, nay, every capable worker, may help to shape its decisions upon education.” Surveying the collegiate scene of his time, Angell concluded, “In this day of unparalleled activity in college life, the institution which is not steadily advancing is certa

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Besonderheiten der Kochsalzdiurese,s colleges and universities, there were signs in the early 1970s that the American academic community was now willing to take a fresh look at general education. Once again, official enthusiasm for liberal learning resurfaced. Once again there ensued a national debate, an outpouring of books and arti

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Die Funktionale Verhaltensanalyse Church—God’s earthly custodian of souls—stood vigilant meanwhile to protect her righteous and obedient children. And when the Day of Judgment arrived, the wicked would be thrown into eternal torment, but the souls of the virtuous, now purified and sanctified, would ascend into the heavens, there to