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MR. BOND: How about the junior college? We
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have Dr. Bard on our Commission.
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MR. RAVER: That is a different kind of a story.
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Those of us in ray organization are sort of disturbed
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about the fact that they want to go out under separate board
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We think they should be kept fairly close to public schools
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I won't get into the argument why at this point. 1 don't
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have any great feeling about the autonomy of the Univer-
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sity of Maryland except in kind of a logical comparison
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to the rest of higher education and to the public school
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system. We do not ask the same kind of autonomy. We ask
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for rather a security, freedom from political control of
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funds .
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THE CHAIRMAN: It would logically follow, uould
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it not, that other educational institutions should be
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granted the same degree of security?
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MR. RAVER: 1 think it would. I am surprised if
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Dr. Bard hasn't already said, as Mr. Bond said. What about
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the junior colleges or State colleges.
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MR. BOND: He has.
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MR. RAVER: I think that is perfectly plausible.
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