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Definition of universities
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Universities
(pl. ) of
Universit.
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Philister
::
Philister
(n.) A
Philistine;
-- a cant name given to
townsmen
by
students
in
German
universities.
Senate
::
Senate
(n.) The
governing
body of the
Universities
of
Cambridge
and
London.
Tufthunter
::
Tufthunter
(n.) A
hanger-on
to
noblemen,
or
persons
of
quality,
especially
in
English
universities;
a
toady.
See 1st Tuft, 3..
Term
::
Term (n.) In
universities,
schools,
etc., a
definite
continuous
period
during
which
instruction
is
regularly
given to
students;
as, the
school
year is
divided
into three
terms..
Act
::
Act (n.) A
thesis
maintained
in
public,
in some
English
universities,
by a
candidate
for a
degree,
or to show the
proficiency
of a
student..
Universities
::
Universities
(pl. ) of
Universit.
Tufthunting
::
Tufthunting
(n.) The
practice
of
seeking
after,
and
hanging
on,
noblemen,
or
persons
of
quality,
especially
in
English
universities..
Commencement
::
Commencement
(n.) The day when
degrees
are
conferred
by
colleges
and
universities
upon
students
and
others.
Baccalaureate
::
Baccalaureate
(n.) The
degree
of
bachelor
of arts. (B.A. or
A.B.),
the first or
lowest
academical
degree
conferred
by
universities
and
colleges..
Aulic
::
Aulic (n.) The
ceremony
observed
in
conferring
the
degree
of
doctor
of
divinity
in some
European
universities.
It
begins
by a
harangue
of the
chancellor
addressed
to the young
doctor,
who then
receives
the cap, and
presides
at the
disputation
(also
called
the
aulic)..
Intercollegiate
::
Intercollegiate
(a.)
Existing
or
carried
on
between
colleges
or
universities;
as,
intercollegiate
relations,
rivalry,
games,
etc..
Laureate
::
Laureate
(v. i.) To honor with a
wreath
of
laurel,
as
formerly
was done in
bestowing
a
degree
at the
English
universities..
Dean
::
Dean (n.) The
collegiate
officer
in the
universities
of
Oxford
and
Cambridge,
England,
who,
besides
other
duties,
has
regard
to the moral
condition
of the
college..
Scholar
::
Scholar
(n.) In
English
universities,
an
undergraduate
who
belongs
to the
foundation
of a
college,
and
receives
support
in part from its
revenues..
School
::
School
(n.) The room or hall in
English
universities
where the
examinations
for
degrees
and
honors
are held.
Academicals
::
Academicals
(n. pl.) The
articles
of dress
prescribed
and worn at some
colleges
and
universities.
Commons
::
Commons
(n. pl.) The House of
Commons,
or lower house of the
British
Parliament,
consisting
of
representatives
elected
by the
qualified
voters
of
counties,
boroughs,
and
universities..
Don
::
Don (n.) A grand
personage,
or one
making
pretension
to
consequence;
especially,
the head of a
college,
or one of the
fellows
at the
English
universities..
Sizar
::
Sizar (n.) One of a body of
students
in the
universities
of
Cambridge
(Eng.)
and
Dublin,
who,
having
passed
a
certain
examination,
are
exempted
from
paying
college
fees and
charges.
A sizar
corresponded
to a
servitor
at
Oxford..
Rector
::
Rector
(n.) The chief
elective
officer
of some
universities,
as in
France
and
Scotland;
sometimes,
the head of a
college;
as, the
Rector
of
Exeter
College,
or of
Lincoln
College,
at
Oxford..
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