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Laval University

Laval University, the oldest French-language university in North America. It is a coeducational Roman Catholic institution in the city of Quebec, Canada.

Liberal Arts

Liberal Arts, in college, the program of studies that leads to a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree.

Liverpool, University of

Liverpool, University of, a university founded in 1881 as University College at Liverpool, England.

London, University of

London, University of, an educational institution at London, England. The University of London grew out of University College, founded in 1827.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.), a university in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

McGill University

McGill University, a privately endowed institution of higher learning in Montreal, Quebec.

Montreal, University of

Montreal, University of, a Roman Catholic coeducational institution. It is one of Canada's largest universities and the largest French-language university outside of France.

Mount Holyoke College

Mount Holyoke College, a women's college in South Hadley, Massachusetts. It offers B.A.

New York University

New York University, a coeducational nonsectarian institution of higher education in New York City.

Newberry Library

Newberry Library, a privately supported research and rare-books library in Chicago, Illinois.

Northwestern University

Northwestern University, a private institution of higher learning in Evanston and Chicago, Illinois.

Notre Dame, University of

Notre Dame, University of, a coeducational Roman Catholic institution of higher learning at Notre Dame, Indiana, near South Bend.

Nursery School

Nursery School, or Preschool, an educational institution for children three and four years old.

Oberlin College

Oberlin College, a coeducational, nonsectarian institution of higher learning under private control in Oberlin, Ohio.

Oxford University

Oxford University, one of the two great historic centers of learning in England.

Parochial School

Parochial School, an elementary or secondary school supported and conducted by a religious group.

Pennsylvania, University of

Pennsylvania, University of, a nonsectarian, privately controlled institution of higher learning.

Physical Education

Physical Education, instruction and training in physical activity in order to promote bodily development and fitness.

Princeton University

Princeton University, a private, non-sectarian institution in Princeton, New Jersey.

Putnam, Herbert (1861–1955), a United States librarian. As Librarian of Congress, 1899–1939, he introduced many improvements and saw the library grow from fewer than 1,000,000 volumes to more than 5,500,000.