UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.
A NEW ZEALAND NEED. (By Telegraph.—Prese Association— Copyright) Syclnoy, July 12. Dr. Hodgkin, tho historian, who is making a tour of tho world, in an interview hero, said there were two things that struck him in connection with tho New Zealand University—tho insufficient provision made for teaching histoiy and the absence of a good ambitious university extension' scheme. Touching on the question of politics, Dr Hodgkin said that perhaps tho State was trying to regulate moroi than any other State the relations between labour and capital. If that wore so, some natural law would in due time stop tho process, but he did not fear experiments which were wisely as woll as boldly cdnducted. , • To him, added Dr. Hodgkin, tho solution lay in the.ro was of that, tho less wrong would there bo to set right. , , ,
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 558, 13 July 1909, Page 5
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138UNIVERSITY EXTENSION. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 558, 13 July 1909, Page 5
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