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the college level, even though it is not at the grammar
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school level?
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DR. PULLEN: I think we are getting into two
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or three different points. The question is what do you
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mean by mental capacities? What do you mean by standards
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Standards are being changed constantly by colleges, as
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to admission, but I'm saying that you cannot deny, you
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cannot take one student that you consider qualified and
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turn down another one who is qualified because he cannot
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pay for it.
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Now, I am not raising the question as to
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whether the institution should set standards or not. Of
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course, I think colleges have gone pretty wild on that.
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MR. ENEY: What you mean is this, to be
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specific, Dr. Pullen; in public school education, as I
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understand it, every child is entitled to go to school,
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whether he has the same capacity or much less capacity
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than his neighbor. This is a matter of no concern. He
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is entitled to get whatever he can get out of public
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education.
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Colleges don't apply that rule and some are
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