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BEDFORD COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
(University of London)
Regent's Park, N. W.1.
18th July 1933.
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Miss I. M. Blanchett B.Sc., entered this College in
October 1929 with the object of reading for a degree
in Science. She devoted the first session to
preparation for the Inter B.Sc. examination which she
passed in June 1930, her subjects being Botany, Chemistry,
pure Mathematics and Zoology. She then elected to read
for a General B. Sc. degree in Botany, Chemistry and
Zoology.
She passed the Degree examination in July 1933
and was awarded a pass 3.Sc. Degree.
Miss Blanchett has attended systematic courses of lectures
on the main branches of Chemistry and she has worked through
comprehensive series of practical exercises in each of the
branches of Chemistry. Thereby she has acquired a good
knowledge of the fundamental principles of theoretical
chemistry and a working acquaintance with its practical methods.
Miss Blanchett was a hardworking student, she was very
conscientious in all she did. She has a very pleasant manner
and she was very popular with her fellow students.
Miss Blanchett is qualified to teach Chemistry up to the stage
of the School Leaving Certificate. In my opinion she will
make a conscientious and satisfactory teacher.
(Signed)
James F. Spencer.
M.S., Ph.D., D.Sc., F.I.C.
Professor of Chemistry.