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  Carroll Cutler
  (1/31/1829-1/25/1894)
  
  President, Western Reserve University, Fall/1871-6/23/1886
  
  Education
  
  Graduated from Yale College, 1854
  
  Graduated from Yale Divinity School, 1858
  
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  University Awards

  Western Reserve College awarded Cutler the Honorary Master of Arts, 1862.

  Western Reserve University named its original president’s residence Cutler Hall to honor Cutler’s past service as president, 1934.

  Western Reserve University named one of the men’s north side residences Cutler House for his “great service as a teacher, his high ideals of scholarship and his service during difficult years in maintaining high educational standards and developing and solidifying the curriculum," 1964.
  
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  Career

  Principal, Bloomfield Academy, Bloomfield, New Jersey, 1854-1855

  Tutor, Yale College, 1856-1858

  Professor of Intellectual Philosophy and Rhetoric, Western Reserve College, 1860-1865

  Handy Professor of Intellectual Philosophy, Western Reserve University, 1865-1889

  Oviatt Professor of Rhetoric, Western Reserve College, 1865-1876

  Professor of Christian Theology, Western Reserve College, 1876-1882

  Professor of Theology and Church Government, Biddle University, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1889-1891

  Professor of Theology and Church Government, Talledega College, Talledega, Alabama, 1891-1894
  
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  University Numbers
  
                                      1871/72             1885/86
  Enrollment                       132                         198
  Number of faculty             25                           26
  Total value of stocks
  held by the
  university                  $104,552.50         $635,280.89
  Tuition                              $30                        $30
  
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  Milestones (non-university-related events are in italics)
  
  1872  Instruction of women began at Western Reserve College. 
  
  1873  The Remington Arms Co. began mass producing Christopher Sholes' 1867 invention -- the
              typewriter. 
  
  1879  Installation of Charles Brush's arc lights made Cleveland the first city "to be lighted
              electrically."
  
  1880  The Cleveland Telephone Co. began service. 
  
  1882  Western Reserve College moved from Hudson to Cleveland. 
  
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  Regional Population
  
                                      1870                  1890
  Hudson                       1,520                    
  Cleveland                                               261,353
  
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  Caution should be taken when comparing financial data across long periods of time. Accounting practices have changed substantially during CWRU's nearly 200-year history. In compiling these numbers, we have relied on the most authoritative contemporaneous sources available.
  
  Information was compiled by staff of the Case Western Reserve University Archives, March 2007.

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