Yale Yesterday
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Petitions, pro- tests, circulars from the Faculty to parents and the public, "letters to the editor" and like screeds fill many broadsides and not a few columns of the newspapers in and out of New Haven. The New Haven Chron- icle, a weekly newspaper of that time, tells us of an offer of an unknown donor to pay the tuition ($33 a year) of 100 poor students who "design entering the ministry"; and a letter of the elder Professor Silliman penned to President Day — then at Andover, Mass. — and givin...g a kind of diary of the rebellion, refers to OLD TROUBLES IN COMMONS 65 the gift as one outcome of the trouble — perhaps the tribute of an admirer to the stern and unyielding exer- cise of academic authority. There is no actual record of the gift, but one scents in it the germ of the later and abundant scholarships of the Divinity School which have had to be diluted by the new scheme of service and self-help. As to the rebellion itself, it was the last overt mutiny in the Commons. But disturb- ances did not end and a theft of the Commons turkeys was a culminating act that extinguished the institution in 1 841, to be revived twenty-five years later with a representative of each table to make complaints, in whom the "Grievance Committee" of 1903 again repeats history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Petitions, pro- tests, circulars from the Faculty to parents and the public, "letters to the editor" and like screeds fill many broadsides and not a few columns of the newspapers in and out of New Haven. The New Haven Chron- icle, a weekly newspaper of that time, tells us of an offer of an unknown donor to pay the tuition ($33 a year) of 100 poor students who "design entering the ministry"; and a letter of the elder Professor Silliman penned to President Day — then at Andover, Mass. — and givin...g a kind of diary of the rebellion, refers to OLD TROUBLES IN COMMONS 65 the gift as one outcome of the trouble — perhaps the tribute of an admirer to the stern and unyielding exer- cise of academic authority. There is no actual record of the gift, but one scents in it the germ of the later and abundant scholarships of the Divinity School which have had to be diluted by the new scheme of service and self-help. As to the rebellion itself, it was the last overt mutiny in the Commons. But disturb- ances did not end and a theft of the Commons turkeys was a culminating act that extinguished the institution in 1 841, to be revived twenty-five years later with a representative of each table to make complaints, in whom the "Grievance Committee" of 1903 again repeats history.
What to read after Yale Yesterday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarence Deming to read onlineMoreLess
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