(GREAT DANE (the "Famous Prince" is Hamlet) is an anagram ("upset") or "teagarden")

A man-horse on the fly\Sounds like a wounded bull's-eye--the statue in the Chapel, left of the
Laboratory door. It's supposed to be a centaur, but as we all know, centaurs don't have wings!
(CENTAUR ("man-horse" <sic>) is a homophone ("Sounds like") of CENTER ("bull's eye))

Put an olive in a stein, mix it up, and get a fool's equivilent of a London subway--television
in Dutton's room
(TELEVISION is both an anagram ("mix it up") of "olive stein" - the rest of the clue refers
to BOOB ("fool") TUBE ("London subway"))

A vital, instrumental part--organ in Chapel
(ORGAN is both a "vital" (as a noun) and an "instrumental part")

22233642-736846873--white rook on chessboard in Attic
(This is a telephone code, where each letter is replaced by its corresponding number on a
telephone dial. It decodes as "Academic Penthouse" which refers to an IVORY TOWER)

Light piece from great orchestra--torch lying on altar in Chapel
(TORCH ("Light") is a "piece from" "greaTORCHestra")

Cheesy gadget that sounds larger--cheese grater in Kitchen, left of bowl of "soup"
(GRATER ("Cheesy gadget") is a homophone ("sounds") of GREATER ("larger"))

500=100=0--7th Guest CD-ROM on table in Laboratory (jewel box NOT box that the game came
in which sits next to it)
(DISC ("0") is ("=') D (500 in Roman Numerals) + IS ("=") + C (100 in Roman Numerals))

Blend a TEAPOT SHOT and the pearlies won't rot--tube of toothpaste on sink in Bathroom
(TOOTHPASTE is an anagram ("blend") of "TEAPOT SHOT")
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