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The difference: 'There's a different skill needed to write a cheque - as asked for in the test - and getting a passing grade from a professor,' says Paul Nesbitt, supervisor of the survey
The difference: 'There's a different skill needed to write a cheque - as asked for in the test - and getting a passing grade from a professor,' says Paul Nesbitt, supervisor of the survey

The difference: 'There's a different skill needed to write a cheque - as asked for in the test - and getting a passing grade from a professor,' says Paul Nesbitt, supervisor of the survey

Date1/7/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: The difference: 'There's a different skill needed to write a cheque - as asked for in the test - and getting a passing grade from a professor;' says Paul Nesbitt; supervisor of the survey.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005560F
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