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BIRMINGHAM.—At the annual meeting of the Court of Governors, held on February 24, the Vice-Chancellor referred to the services.rendered by the University to the country in the prosecution of the war. Not only was the staff able to rendar valuable help in undertaking scientific work and serving on public bodies, but in addition something like 500 present and past, students had joined the Services, and of these nearly 10 per cent, had already lost their lives.
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University and Educational Intelligence . Nature 97, 24–25 (1916). https://doi.org/10.1038/097024a0
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