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budgetary items, is that correct?
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MR. RAVER: That is correct. Experience in
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Maryland prior to 1916 when the change was made indicates
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they werein bed shape. Gentlemen, you should read as part
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of your homework, if I may refer to it as that, the Flexner
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Bachman Report, it is there in detail, what a sad state
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the schools in this State had come to prior to 1914, when
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the Legislature itself passed an act establishing the
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committee to study it. Then the most amazing thing, the
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whole new school law, Article 77, or whatever it was then,
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was completely redrawn as part of the Commission report,
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and adopted by the Legislature without as much as crossing
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a T or dotting an I. This wrs added to Subsection (11).
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THE CHAIRMAN: Can you give us a copy of that
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report for use of the Committee?
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MR. RAVER: I think I can. It is out of print.
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MR. BROOKS: If we could just borrow one, we
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can make a copy, if it is not too lengthy and distribute
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it to the members of the Committee.
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MR. RAVER: It is large type, about this thick-
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ness. 1 will be glad to.
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