Though Kruse did not directly write about the goals of his study, the first two chapters of his book were written to show that it was the audio-visual specialist who, raised teaching to the level of learned profession, who gave new vistas to the science of psychology and who supplied the basis for new humane philosophical trends .
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Although developed in much more depth, Berman's thesis is similar in some ways to that of Urban Planner, Jane Jacobs who argues that five pillars of US culture that are in serious decay : community and family; higher education; the effective practice of science; taxation, and government; and the self-regulation of the learned professions.
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Despite the state's interest in protecting the public and so-called " learned professions " from having unschooled persons practising them, and the state's insistence on enforcing a monopoly, the existence of laws governing ( or defining ) " unauthorized practice of Law " does not, " ipso facto " mean that they will be enforced.
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"The purposes for which the Corporation is formed are the association of authors, artists, men of science and the learned professions, and amateurs of music, letters, and the fine arts; and by receptions given to men or women distinguished in art, literature, science, or politics, and other kindred means, to promote social intercourse among its members ."
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The Principal, John Lonsdale, stated publicly at the College prizegiving that year that " it was probable that the greater number of pupils educated in King's College for the three learned professions might proceed from that place to the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and that therefore it would not be a matter of surprise of but a few degrees were conferred by the London University upon their pupils ".
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Granted such privileges as they had enjoyed in the reign of Charles II, with an Oath of Allegiance substituted for the Oath of Supremacy, and with a promise of a further relaxation of the penal enactments in force, they could practice their religion without hindrance, sit in Parliament and vote for its members, engage in trade and in the learned professions, and fill all civil and military offices; and they were protected in the possession of the lands they held.
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Hobart College of the 19th century was the first American institution of higher learning to establish a three-year " English Course " of study to educate young men destined for such practical occupations as " journalism, agriculture, merchandise, mechanism, and manufacturing ", while at the same time maintaining a traditional four-year " classical course " for those intending to enter " the learned professions . " It also was the first college in America to have a Dean of the College.
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In March, 1825, Sir Edward Barnes, Governor of Ceylon, appointed the first Moorish Notary Public, Sekady Marikar, for the purpose of drawing and attesting deeds to be executed by females of the Mussalman religion . The fact that there was not a single Moorish lawyer in the island in 1825 and that the community is today represented in all the learned professions and has two elected representatives in the Legislative Council, indicates the advancement of this section of the population during the intervening period of a hundred years.
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A random sampling : " It is hitting below the intellect "-Ia memukul intelek ( p . 69 ) " There is no literary public in England except for . . . "-tak ada kesusasteraan umum di England melainkan ( p . 75 ) " Midland counties " became di bahagian tengah Daerah ( p . 55 ) " learned profession "-bidang akademik ( p . 5 ) " dreadful orchestra "-orkestra yang menakutkan " tell me about your genius "-beritahu kepadaku tentang bijaksana kau itu ( p . 84 ).
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Cox opened his " Bakke " argument by stating these questions in an elegant way that put the case at its most forceful; namely, that unless the Court permitted universities to take race into account to promote minority participation in learned professions, they would be excluded except for a very small number . } } } } The case, known as " Regents of the University of California v . Bakke " produced several opinions : four justices opined that taking race into account was never permissible; four, on the other hand, that it was permissible if " benign . " Justice Lewis Powell, whose plurality opinion, joined in by the different groups in different parts, tried to thread the needle.
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