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University and Educational Intelligence

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CAMBRIDGE.—This week twelve of the larger colleges are holding their entrance scholarship examinations. They are divided into two groups of five and seven colleges respectively. Judging from the number of candidates, which is larger than ever before, there is an unprecedented desire amongst schoolboys to share in the endowments of Cambridge.

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BARCROFT, J. University and Educational Intelligence . Nature 73, 140–141 (1905). https://doi.org/10.1038/073140a0

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