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| editor,  The Modern Review, Volume 38, Number 1… (1925)

“ It is all right to talk of giving a fair opportunity to everybody to take advantage of University education, but it is no use turning out herds of incompetent youths to sit in college classes, if they cannot benefit by the instruction imparted and they only serve the purpose of bringing down academic standards that instruction may reach even their understanding, and unripe experience. ”
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| editor,  The Modern Review, Volume 38, Number 1… (1925)

“ It is certainly a piece of human experience everywhere in the world, that the people of distinguished ability are fewer in number than those of average ability and those of average ability are obviously less in number than those who are tolerable in point of intelligence and industry. In every one of the Universities of India the number of those who pass in the first division is much less than those who pass in the second division and very much lesser still than those who ass in the third division. ”
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