young man not belonging to a family resident within a hundred miles of Cambridge, and whose parents are desirous to Shinji Kagawa Tröja obtain the protection thus provided, is placed, as regards his pecuniary management, under the care of a patron; and this patron acts by him as a father does in England by a boy at David Luiz Tröja school. He pays out his money for him and keeps him out of debt. The arrangement will not recommend itself to young men at Oxford quite so powerfully as it may do to the fathers of some young men who have been there. The rules with regard to the lodging and boarding houses are very stringent. Any festive entertainment is to be reported Maillot Danemark Pas CHer to the president. No wine or spirituous liquors may be used, etc. It is not a picturesque system, this; but it has its advantages.
There is a handsome library attached to the college which the young men can use, but it is not as extensive as I had expected. The university is not well off for funds by which to increase it. The new museum in the college is also a handsome building. The edifices used for the undergraduates’ chambers and for the lecture-rooms are by no means handsome. They are very ugly, red brick houses, standing Maillot Colombie Pas CHer here and Maillot Hongrie Pas CHer there without order. There are seven such; and they are called Brattle House, College House, Divinity Hall, Hollis Hall, Holsworthy Hall, Massachusetts Hall, and Stoughton Hall. It AFC Ajax Barn is almost astonishing that buildings so ugly should have been erected for such a purpose. These, together with the library, the museum, and the chapel, stand on a large green, which might be Maillot Slovaquie Pas CHer made pretty enough if it were kept well mown, like the gardens of our Cambridge colleges; but it is much neglected. Here, again, the want of funds — the auqusta res domi — must be pleaded as an excuse. On the same green, but at some little distance from any other building, stands the president’s pleasant house.
The immediate direction of the college is of course mainly in the hands of the president, who is supreme. But for the general management of the institution there is a corpo |
