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...Yardling skier also elected Donald B. Stephenson '59 of Stoughton Hall and Plymouth, N.H. captain...
Thayer South (1-1-1), Hollis (1-1-1) Straus South (1-1), Weld North (1-3), Massachusetts (0-3), and Stoughton (0-3) trail the National leaders...
...structure stood deserted for five years until, in 1695, the President and Fellows voted to tear down the building and to use its bricks for new construction. The bricks from the Indian College eventually were used to build the old Stoughton Hall. In their resolution, however, the President and Fellows remembered the original terms of the London Society's grant. They provided that "in case any Indians should hereafter be sent to the College they should enjoy their studies rent-free in said building." Although this offer has never been repudiated, there is no record that anyone ever took...
Wigglesworth East and Thayer South remained tied for first place in National League touch football Tuesday, as Thayer South beat Straus South 19 to 7, and Wigglesworth East won by default over Stoughton. Hollis took another default win over Weld North...
Times changed for the better during the 1850's, when the Hasty Pudding Club finally moved over from Hollis. Stoughton's specter quickened with this great honor and in 1852 sent forth Horatio Alger to conquer the world. Soon Phillips Brooks was inspired to inscribe his initials on a fireplace. When another student painted an owl, a frog, a gull, and a turtle on the doors of room 25, the college carpenter threatened to remove the exhibit and fine the artist, but President Sparks intervened, proving himself a patron of the arts. The Stoughton renaissance culminated in a final burst...