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Argued to be the world's first university
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A "university" made up of about 40 separate colleges in England
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Old university taught solely by leading theologian Peter Alibard
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The same layout and architecture of Oxford, started by professors who left Oxford
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A manuscript suggesting a very close connection between the church and university in Bologna
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An example of Oxford University architecture that early American colleges strove to replicate, at least architecturally
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An example of a medieval university library. No book circulation, severely restricted access to books, and based around the idea of scarcity of resources
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Painting showing the elevated position of professor at these times
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Architecturally trying to replicate Oxford and Cambridge
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A painting depicting an oral exam in front of all the students and professors at a University, similar to presenting graduate thesis or exit review. Common in these days for a university
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Showing the small size of these early American colleges, this one at Princeton
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To train men "for usefulness in society." Not for jobs, but for elite leadership positions of men only in society. Would eventually become Brown University
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Became Marietta College in the 1800s
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Oldest university in Ohio
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Similar to the architecture of other "Oxbridge" colleges. Only one "old main" building at first, often still used in college logos
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Founder's Hall still used in university logos
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Establishes Ohio Agrigultural and Mechanical College, to become Ohio State University
