phezu 13 EyoKwindla 1946, Lindsay wrote to Sir Walter Moberly, chair of the University Grants Committee (UGC), suggesting the establishment of a college “on new lines”. Established practice was for new colleges to be launched without degree-awarding powers, instead taking external degrees of the University of London. Crucially, Lindsay wanted to “get rid of the London external degree”, instead forming a college with the authority from the start to set its own syllabus, perhaps acting under the sponsorship of an established university. Lindsay wrote also to the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford, tentatively requesting just such sponsorship. ( Littafin Lissafi 21 : 5 ) Hakika wannan “ abincin sama ” ya zama abin ƙyama a gare su . — Zabura 105 : 40 . Nangona kunjalo, ukuba unomntu onesiprofayili sentliziyo ephosakeleyo ngokwenene, le yinye isicatshulwa okungafanele ufune ukuyenza. Kwimeko apho, unokuthatha isongezelelo sokuncedisa i-antioxidant ukukhangela kabini ukujonga ukuba zonke iziseko zakho zigqitywa xa usebenzisa.