New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-22
NOTES from YALE.

BEGINNING OF THE TERm-BARD WORK FOR SEX
Iogs-ArHLETIo INrEREsrs--JUNIoR APPOINT
MENTS.
fFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT on THE TRIBUNE
NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, Jan. 19.--The term
opened last Thursday, and In the course Of this first
week every one has settled down INTO the old familiar
rus so that in and about college everything runs az
smoothly as though the work had not been interrupted
by three weeks vacation. Much work 10 usually ex-
pected of the students by the faculty during this term
In this respect the senior class has been particularly
favored for Notwithstanding the numerous PETITIONS
for less work the faculty last term not only
the length OF but the number OF reeiiatons
and lectures has materially increased The result
IL considerable feeling In the class about II,
for the understanding last term was that
this term would be made much easier.
Complaints made more particularly In reference 70
the work on Saturdays. Heretofore one recitation on
that day satisfied the faculty, but this term two
lectures from 10 o'clock to H. and another from IL
10 l. in addition the morning recitation. have been
the extent eniency shown 10 the Senior Class When
The notices we're gwen member Of the class asked
the president would be recitation In the mora
Ing To the presidents reply, Yes" the Senior said;
And Two lectures besidesf' Yes said the president
Is that all Z" asked the senior. The president smiled
and looked as though he caught the drift OF the remark
The studeus argument s that senior year Is the time
In the whole course when the members OF the classex-
meet 70 do great deal Of outside reading and
writing and eneroachment their time BY the faculty
Ia regarded q great fnjustice.
With the opening OF the considerable activity is
manifest In the boating and base ball interests Tho
university has gone into active training IN the
gymnasium and the crowds which eongregate there
every morning at 10 o'clock give evidence Of the facs
that the whole college is looking forward earnestly and
bopety to the next race with Harvard Under Captain
Collins ten men regular training, eight OF them
being members Of last years Grew. The two pew men
are working faithfully and win undoubtedly keep mp toe
average of the crew. THE ten men row daily with tae
hydraulic rowing apparatus erected In the basement Of
the gymnasium. The challenge from Harvard has noe
az yet been received, and its non-appearance tne
cause OF some comment In all probability NewLSndon
Will be the scene Of the coming regatta though some
dspeasure was manifested By Harvard ast year les
has the choice, aud NeS-London WILL no dcabt b re
place selected
The base ball men, under The direction Of Captain
Lamb, went into regular training In the gymnasium
at the beginning Of the term. Six members OF last
years among those In training for positions
this season Hutchinson, captain Of the nine last year
taking course In the Scientific School and practices
daily with the players The nine has been materially
strengthened by two ball nom chicago, who are
in the Yale Law School Several new men are
also training The outlook Is most encouraging. FIVE
of last years Harvard nlne are training fcf posons
this year.
Each member OF the football team bss been provided
with u
which "a inscribed In addition to the name OF the
,opt Champions Of 1892 The press OF the other col
leQes IA now busiy engaged In adiscussion Of fsss
claim TO the football championship, but the decision
IN favor of Yse OF competent outside judges men pom
,nteressd and acquainted with sporting matefs nero
considered conclusive AT the next Football Conven-
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