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Education and Citizenship: Conversation with Joseph Tussman (Conversations with History, UC Berkeley), page 4: The Experimental College

Joseph Tussman · c. 2000

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A revival of liberal undergraduate education will probably have to happen in places not dominated by a graduate school

I think if there's going to be a revival of significant undergraduate or liberal education it will probably have to occur in places that are not dominated by a graduate school.

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  1. I think if there's going to be a revival of significant undergraduate or liberal education it will probably have to occur in places that are not dominated by a graduate school.

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