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 Chapter Fourteen 
A POSSIBLE ORGANIZATION OF THE 
LOWER COLLEGE 
THIs report has now considered all the matters which were referred by the
university to the Advisers. It is time that it give such recommendations
as the Advisers have been able to draw from their experience. It must suggest
the next step or steps which the university may take if it wishes to go on
in the work of experimental inquiry. It must also advise as to whether or
not experimentation should be continued. 
Before these recommendations are given, however, it seems advisable to speak
of two sets of observations and suggestions which have been, as it were,
thrust upon the Advisers in the course of their study. These are not matters
assigned to the college for investigation, but in the nature of the case
they cannot be ignored by anyone who deals with the problems which the college
has considered. The first set of observations has to ~do with a possible
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