A History of Education in the United States
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No student could be out of his room after 9 p.m., nor have " a light in his chamber after eleven nor before four in ye morning." " All undergraduates except freshmen who shall read English into Greek, shall read some part of ye old testa- ment out of Hebrew into Greek in ye morning and shall turn some part of ye new testament out of ye English or lattin into Greek att evening att ye time of Rescita- tion." In the freshman year on the "five first days of the week " were recitations in Greek and ...Hebrew, " onely beginning logick at ye latter end of ye year." Sopho- mores were occupied with "ye logick and with the 242 Higher and Special Education Berkeley.
Yale Annals, p. 421.
exercises of themselves with ye tongues." The juniors studied principally " Phisicks " while the seniors labored over " metaphysicks and mathematics, still carrying ye former studies." The last days of the week were used by all for " Rhetorick, oratory and divinity." In 1 738 the trustees ruled that no student should be admitted without the signature of some responsible per- son upon his bond for the payments of his dues, a pro- vision still in force.
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No student could be out of his room after 9 p.m., nor have " a light in his chamber after eleven nor before four in ye morning." " All undergraduates except freshmen who shall read English into Greek, shall read some part of ye old testa- ment out of Hebrew into Greek in ye morning and shall turn some part of ye new testament out of ye English or lattin into Greek att evening att ye time of Rescita- tion." In the freshman year on the "five first days of the week " were recitations in Greek and ...Hebrew, " onely beginning logick at ye latter end of ye year." Sopho- mores were occupied with "ye logick and with the 242 Higher and Special Education Berkeley.
Yale Annals, p. 421.
exercises of themselves with ye tongues." The juniors studied principally " Phisicks " while the seniors labored over " metaphysicks and mathematics, still carrying ye former studies." The last days of the week were used by all for " Rhetorick, oratory and divinity." In 1 738 the trustees ruled that no student should be admitted without the signature of some responsible per- son upon his bond for the payments of his dues, a pro- vision still in force.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dexter, Edwin Grant, 1868-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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