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under entirely different laws. That is neither here nor
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there. This is education. So is the system of State
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colleges, of which Morgan will be a part, I guess, one of
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these fine days.
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MR. RAVER: They are a part of the State col-
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lege system.
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THF. CHAIRMAN: It is not a full partner yet,
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is it?
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DR. JENKINS: Let's say it is not under the
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purview of the State.
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THE CHAIRMAN: That is right. Wouldn't it be
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perfectly logical for them to have the same kind of
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autonomy?
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MR. RAVER: I think so. I cannot see the
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reason for — in other words, I don't buy the University
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of Maryland's point of view that they alone should have
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this great independence because of research, et cetera. I
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taught in college. That is where my teaching experience
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was. Somehow or another I can't see there is this great
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need for independence on the part of the University any
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more than Morgan and State College.
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