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    James Mason commented  · 

    Disagree: boys learn better when they don't have girls around to distract them. Girls-only schools there are many, but there are only a handful of boys-only schools left. Appleby, Lakefield, Trinity, Ridley, LCC have all gone coed.

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    James Mason commented  · 

    There's more to life than just academics and there just be more to a boy's education than book learning. An industrial arts course (or just even a club) would give boys some hands-on, physical work: carpentry, wood-working, wiring, plumbing, metal work...there's more to life than Queen's Commerce or Western Ivey.

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