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Weston Reserve University
honors the past while embracing the future. Weston is an
ancient place name in both Scotland and England. According to researchers
in genealogy, it was first borne as a family name by Peter de Weston
(ca.1278) in England. Today, Weston Hall in Shropshire, the family
seat of the Dukes of Bradford, is held in Trust for the nation. The Weston
name graces the New World, as well: Hon. Hilary M. Weston, Lt.
Governor General of Ontario, for example. Reserve refers
to the repository of collective knowledge and experience available to
students around the world from the community of scholars who constitute
the University. The University views itself as an advocate
of universal education and a defender of traditional values, including
the exercise of scholarly inquiry and dissemination of knowledge free
of excessive bureaucracy and governmental control.
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