The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
OF COLLEGE LIFE.
xBOW ~ WHTCH norm PR0FESS0RS
AND STUDENTS JOINED.
xr..,,v,, sophor,orrs who Tri"d TO Train
The Freshmen aud Were Taken In Hnnd
mo raculty-A Whole Glass Rebels.

r..,ov,n sophnn,orrs who Tri"d TO Train
,hc Freshmen aud Were Taken In Hnnd
n. inc Faculty Whole Glass Rebels.
Tborc has teen much excitement III the
vos,c,on University at Middlctown Conn. a
.onni,t between tic Freshmen and the S"pho-
~" hr,,.rt about a conflict between the
sonho.norc4 and the Faculty The Freshmen
.,.h,r,nr over sixty, afc younger men than
iii, c,u,r,se that grade In the University,
.n1,hc,r youth has led them to take an indis-
-, .,,,tudc toward their elders, the Sophie
- In defiance II both custom and tradt-
49,, ,to, i,,r Initiated the Sophomores in
-oor,u, hiah hats ard carving walAlng-sucks.
r. months these oCcnscs we're perpetrated ana
,o .,,dual eject was that while the Freshmen
~" liar the Sophomutcs became more and
- to,orriin,d to assert Themselves when
.y,r good opportunity should present itself.
president Tcss went to Baltimore about the
close Of last month as a delegate to the Method
ist Conference. Prof Van Week became
Tho Acting President. The students re-
solved 10 bring matters TO cri's'
forwlhch they had long prepared. ON the ith
inst nine or ten Sophomore entered the room
ola Freedman wtowas suspected Of having
number Of canes hidden away. aud delivered a
speech to him and his comride. To- the effect
that his conduct was rel rchva. lille 90 m extent
,n'. ,t,i .Y,..,,l-, ,f,.,.rcnt The FRESH
m,r u.,d, npr,tly iot'o alDfc.N and did not
Interfere when thr S"Ih'.'"'rs .t,l'nSu t neis
Apaiturut and fouN if"u. % humNrf "I t"ugh
stt..a hrsHl .NE 'u tuIu fragments IN the
pitr'u'r"l th'II 'N ''.i'. .-'1'i VIZ ~ v1N'.Ni,
all tHc Freshmen E"t, '"t.'h'f' auu leaNlnE the
dufi.iiullD- marched uut upon the campus,
wh'ir lH'ir were j. hN"'''I Nl 'Ih"'n"''-' WI.
NcDr"u". freshman. u1uil~hcd large cane
dchIully H the SophuiuOrp-. ~, ing that hc
would carry cahc If hc chose, and lao one
Should hlhucr htuL
MI, e,,,io,,.r. ,.t, t,, ,i,,,,. ,,,,,i1 ,,,o
49,, I,,e t,,td In n ir.i '''' , i,i's' NC, 80
"a lte,L zion, ,,f rh' - r ,,i, r,',,cf,,,,,t ~,
can. out their thrcnt and tUrn Mr. Nevronc
49,, ..,'I ~ NJ Ell f'iei ,',.i III ii,'is
,,ii ,nr nut 'Thr lnr,i amor. ami ~ ,,t,i,,hrr Of
IT,. .f,l,,nts ds.i.'r. 49, 10 .''',,,,r, az, a.,
rrt fav Friday, while tho sotb1uorcs were
seated on iLcir -fde az The chanel in readiness
t,i', ,',,,i'in.,. d.,,,,i'n. Nj N"wrrr,n ON,
, ,'i ,,r l,, NV, ,l.. o,trr i'd cnrr,i,,,
~ .,nriu,,ts rsn. y,tirh he riarrd urdrr his
& i ru ,iey " ,bn SNri,'',,rcs Val iu,,
sG I, i HAT ,,,, t M s.,ti ~ d, s,,i n,r,,,,S
'n a. II, ,,'". . wa, r., b., t. ,,',,
" ma =, So ~ ,t. rr,.,,it ,,.,,r,, ,,,,'"
ter.lv cxrected. and The Standardization was
s',,,i' t 'l,,,'r''ai Ar,.r H., ,.,,,.',,' -,
InrHS snilre III 81 ''n .uV iI"Av ,., weie
49, NV, ' t ~, .,,,,,,,y ~, H. r, ,, ;, H.,
.n,t 4'u u1ENt Un,'i' ,'I ~, s' vi
th' s'lVN M'n ~, ON. hVu ~ ,i'eir H., v, -
vS' "'u r''n",i .uss'' ,,n Wut'u s"l,
aS,,n hrt irn1 Van VL.,.l thn preIil,ni ,',,,
TEN. arrived early AT the scene. and ordered ihe
students to disperse. The cane lac also de-
handed and received
THE soPHoMoRE's REuELtfNG.
h I,r'" H., : XIX - a. ~, ,''i,'. 5
iii iii -. i ~ t ~, NH t , @ lV,
rto ~ him, he iori iNev had lcr in 10 com
~ y" W.. NV l.,' '..' '' ~. ~ ~,
pa' ",H NV "tt,,,,i II ,, t IMAM; ,
~, -, ,V =, @ ,i r ~ W, ~, -
St tl, nf rr",,ir"i n" to o,, al t
H. H. Gl""-.t'idrn4s Me-. kcll...' S,rc.
H.. citier about the,nst1e. or other. rho
-, 80 az ,,,''.. s,,.,.,,,,i,I " al H., .,,,,,
d.,,'d uay.r thc nnnnrtUu,itt 1acr.d nn
sni".iS' lhc tudSnt- dir, ",sed tnS Turn affairs
s,l,,,,,r,.- Woo ,,r4,d a ,,y3,,,i' r
sn'.,i 10 stand hy the tiio, whoottIr, rrsni,rd
A. r,ariyl. f.r tLcu fell vs. Inc sSniors and
IT, ,,i,rs Sided one vsN or ths ,fSmr and i h,,
fr q.ent cOntei ences between the Faculty
and the students 1t was evident that the
professors were determined and iuheXitle.
lin. lly. On MONDAY the sophomoie~ reso lNcd to
tln., he fate OF the three stubborn witnesses.
ly Indirect means they conveyed to the Faculty
Ali.edt HAT all the ~ophomores would resign II
Icgr 'Ar"e and kellogg were NOT restored to
s.lh'r>hip. Tie professors paid no heed to
tie iAicat. Then Il doputation from the >Opho-
more class waited on the acting President and
a, rd NAT their rltSs be suspended. ir@i. Nhn
VI De-, Wnp rs hludly but nrn man, called the
ti's y me- hiiil' anu IN lew pithh sehtcilccS
g. i.iin iier position and M. lhe College
rulr- had hech hinnth ana aiteINdiI de i,d.
u o. 20 'aeie'9 were pNetl"phri INC tvy-
would b-c Their respect ooth ioT the facul'y
AMNNLY APOLOGY.
moro ,,,. ..f..,,.h ,rarb.od and GOOD sense
.,',.h. ,'',,, r.'n a. we INV thcre yyo,,ld
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'il.. ,.l ,I "th .,rh ntlor , f.yv
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"..' @ li' - ,, ,'' ,i i,,',
A. l-lf. IN tne.r .,.i.,t ie,l4,cd thcm-
yt tn.i, ' 1..-. a. .,' rr,. .,,,1
KIM tnr It,,r Tie lri.bf,.t and nr.t il, M.
si,s wee ''''' - 80 go ''''
NJ Clarke ronlofral a,,ay ifnfIl tho everini.
slore followed H., eNal,.,. Of ma. ofh@r NO