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The idea was first raised in 1985 by the village historian, George L. Williams, but he said that after a series of hearings and door-to-door canvassing of the neighborhood by the village trustees, about 60percentt of the affected homeowners opposed it.

In 1993, a mother told the head of the school and several trustees about a sexual assault on her son.

When I asked another member of the board of trustees about bribes, thievery, and waste at the Bolshoi, he shrugged.

On leaving, he sent a detailed document to trustees about how he thought the charity could be strengthened.

He went to Europe, not knowing that Cram had been talking to the trustees about taking over the project.

In the meantime there is much debate in faculty clubs and among charitable trustees about whether to persevere with the "Yale model".

Overall, the trustees claimed about £24,000 on accommodation, £12,000 on cabs and "long distance cars", £16,000 on rail travel and £7,000 on flights.

A trust official said trustees were about to launch "the biggest ever version" of the research and public consultation work they regularly carry out.

Victoria Sobel, one of the students occupying the president's office, told HuffPost the group hopes the protest will alter trustees' decision about scholarships.

Recently, I have spoken with the trustees here about measures we can take to make the university more affordable while still ensuring the quality of an education that comes from face-to-face learning with accomplished scholar-teachers.

"There were all these comments from the trustee about how he was an incompetent boob, and to have all the people who knew otherwise muzzled by their lawyers - it was very, very hard".