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A University for the City

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History

 

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February 6, 2016

 

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University

 

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The colleges of the time focused on classical education, but the founding fathers who created The University of the City of New-York (New York University's original name) insisted that the education provided be rooted in practical knowledge (Frusciano 4). This advancement in ideals set the University aside from the beginning...
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This advancement in ideals set the University aside from the beginning. They wanted to educate not only the children of the wealthy, but also the children of the common man; an idea that would not reach other Universities for years. The University of the City of New-York's first president was Albert Gallatin...
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