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...Nathaniel Eaton, March 12, 1638. Nathaniel Eaton was appointed "Professor" of the College in December, 1637, being its first teacher and officer, and there can be little doubt that while he occupied this house and while the first College Hall was being built, probably further back on the same lot, he held his classes here, and also cared for all or part of the scholars as boarders. In September, 1639, Eaton was dismissed "being accused for cruel and barbarous beating of Mr. Natha. Briscoe, (his usher) and for other neglecting and misusing of his scholars," but his house must have...
...other house, on the adjoining lot to the West, was owned by James Olmstead in 1635, but he, like Peyntree and many of the early settlers, removed to Hartford, and in 1638 Edward Goffe was the owner. Before 1654 it had been acquired by the College and was then used as a dormitory, being called Goffe's College. In the early College records it is described as containing five chambers, eighteen studies (i. e. small rooms off the chambers) a kitchen, cellar, and three garrets...
...that I pose, and none may be changed after preparation of the program. Each have piano accompaniment. The sections shall be arranged on the program so that first shall come the serious, that the college, then the light. The order which the clubs shall sing shall be decided by lot, and none of the compete glee clubs shall be permitted to give encore...
...indifference of the Harvard man toward religion, nor yet the essentially pagan tenor of his mind. The student should rather be blamed for allowing an asset, as a correspondent this morning puts it, to go unappreciated. Plenty of men in College have never been inside of Appleton, and a lot more have never been there under favorable circumstances. The average student has no conception of what Chapel means or may mean--because he has never taken the trouble to find...
...Each application should contain the name and address of the chairman of the box. Couples included in applications of less than six, will be assigned to boxes at the discretion of the Dance Committee. Those desiring adjoining boxes should mail their applications together. Boxes will be drawn by lot February 2, so it is essential that all applications be in on time. A member of the Committee will be in the Union Territorial Club Rooms from 5.30 to 6 every afternoon to answer questions. 1916 UNION DANCE COMMITTEE...