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Title: The National University of La Plata, report relative to its foundation
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: González, Joaquín Víctor, 1863-1923 Argentina. Justicia e Instrucción Pública, Ministerio de. Biblioteca Tecnica
Subjects: La Plata, Universidad Nacional de
Publisher: Buenos Aires, Graphics Wks. of the Nat. Penitenciary
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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e through the years course ofhigher pedagogics. Thus the University itselfwill produce its own professors, together withthe science of transmitting its knowledge tothe rest. The professors, respecting their participationin the government of the University, are notwanting therein, but rather have an importantmission in the same, by means of the generalmeeting, which shall be called on occasions ofvital importance for the Institution, which canbe enumerated as follows; 1. Grave matters of discipline, or such as mayaffect the existence of the Corporation. 2. Questions of special scientific interest, orrelative to methods, which the Rector or Su-perior Council shall consider as suitable to betreated in general Assembly, 3. Lectures common to all the Colleges orUniversitarian Institutions, with a view to esta-blish the co-relation of the respective sciences,and to the realisation of the social «extension»of knowledge. 4. Election of the President of the University, \ Sol « 9 « « « ©
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OF LA PLATA 165 after the expiration of the first period of desig-nation of same by the Executive Power, inwhich should take part all those who form partof the body of professors, and are connectedwith the Institution by active functions. In this manner, the uni ver sitarían life will ha-ve its moments of civic agitation, which, ascorresponds to a select electoral body, wouldonly have a reflexive intensity, very distant,as a matter of fact, from the tumultuous mo-vements of a direct elective democracy, and if,as it may be expeted, it attempted to conden-se the expression of public and students desi-res, we may expect a series of Presidents whosesuccessive order will be a progressive and as-cendent one. 6.—Administrative Employees The real administrative functions, or those soentitled, because they are apart from teaching-duties, are those for the maintenance of orderin this vast institution, in a material sense, andin its complicated internal mechanism, and in-clude; 1. Libraries,

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