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University of West Indies strengthening World, Caribbean
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Caribbean Today
11-30-1995
University of West Indies strengthening World, Caribbean.
The greatest investment a country can ever make, is to educate its people. With education, a country will be equipped to survive and compete in today's world Institutions of higher learning are now challenged to produce leaders who will invoke change and progress within their respective nations.
Back in 1948, the University of the West Indies took up the challenge, and...
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