Plans to eliminate all disorders at German universities were made today at a conference of university officials called by M. Grimme, Prussian minister of education. The rectors of the various colleges and universities voiced the opinion that by banning politics they could rid the schools of disorders such as the recent anti-Semitic outbreaks at the University of Berlin.
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