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Alfred Webre's family..

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On Season 2, Review show 2 of his ExoPolitics Radio Alfred Webre states after detailing his eduation and teaching background at Yale: "..I went to Law school, taught there. My father went there. Our family lore (?) is that the Yale Divinity School was named partially after one of our family ancestors." (time:6 mins). __meco (talk) 17:41, 10 November 2008 (UTC)Reply

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Some suggestions that I may or may not get around to working on myself, so if someone else wants to jump in, be my guest:

In the 1990s, the future of the divinity school was very much in doubt. A few sentences on this time would be in order in the history section. See, e.g., https://yaledailynews.com/blog/2001/04/04/after-turbulent-years-optimism-at-divinity/
The Day Missions Library, est. 1892, bears notice. This is not an independent source -- would need to find others. https://web.library.yale.edu/divinity/day-missions-library
Yale Center for Faith and Culture, est. 2003, likewise bears notice.
Yale and the Ministry by Roland Bainton is a source worth consulting

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