New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
COLUMBIA'S NEW COURSES.
PLANS FOR THE SCHOOL OF PHiL0SoPHN-NlN-
FORTUNES IN THE ATHLETIC FIhLp'

| PLANS FOR THE SCHOOL or IllILJH'i IL -'''
FORTUNES IN THE ATHLETIC FIELD.
The last week Of the final examinations Of the Sin
dents of Columbia College begins TODAY. NcAt ''"
dav the entrance examinations Will bfslh' '"''''''
10 the custom in former years the cas, Of -" {" pe
allowed upon the college grounds during the "NdlHf
,ions Of a4. The incoming freshmen VIII have 'h'"
examinations in the Law school building. where the'
can enter and leave the examinations dlfe''H H'"
the street and not be obliged to walk across 'Ne
campus
the beginning Of another year. 1t Will have '"Hf"'
Of all senior and post graduate cour'cs al pie7e' ~
"a. school Of Arts except those IN the hatlI7 ana
applied sciences and in mathematlca' "hlch "'' "''
after be included in the school OF Mines iI"i''''
Nicholas Murray Butlcr Is the dean oi inc 7'''''
ui,b him are associated Professor Henry Drl'In'
Greek language and literature; Professor Auf"'' -
Merriam Greek archaeology and geography Professor
Thomas r. Price, English language ana literature
Professor Henry r. Peck, Latin language ana H'
erat,re: Professor " VI. Hutler, philosophy eii''
and psychology; Professor Charles Nprasue smith, $50
nance languages and literature, Professor H. H. o'e
sen Gcrmanc languages and literature ana iT"I'-'''
W. II. Carpenter adjunct III German languages ana
literature.
In addition, the following Instructors VIII nave
voice. but no vote 4 the deliberations If the faculty
Professor Richard J. II. Gotthcl, Hebrew Dr Edward
d. Perry, Greek; DR.. l.. !. VConnor' fr'n'h. pf'
A. V W. Jackson, semitic ldhsiA-c' ana A"-'' o"N''
Dr. J. ". Ilyslop, ethics
Tho new University Council is the other innovation
at Columbia 1t is TO act a. governing body for the
entire university. 1t {, composed Of The dean "id one
elected member Of each Of the fculiie- win the l'4
ton Of two members at large. Appointed 10y the pre-
dent 1t Is made up foilowo school Of Art I''-
fc.,or H. Dri,ler and Professor J. II. Van Amrnr"
school of Mines, Professor G. !. Chandler and Pro
f,,sor J. : Newbcrry school Of Law, Professor J. ~
Dwight and Professor George Chase. school Of F"Au
cal science. Professor j. ". burgess and iFoic7''i
| r. NJ smith school Of Philosophy, Professor y N.
| Butler and Professor H. J. Peck, member al large
Profess sor T. II. Price and Professor ". T. Irwhrd-'
Professors Peck and Chase will remain in the c"nh
Gil one wear: Professors Price and smith two year
Professors Ncwbcrry and Trowbrdcc three year. ana
the rest for life Under the new system the o"nrn'
of study pursued by student after the .lo-e oi h.s
junior year. in the school of Arts, VIII be Known a.
| university work.
The complete Board Of Editors for tire '92 Colum
| bian" has at last been chosen follows: Charles
| Hamilton sissOn school Of Art, chairman; L. l..
Dufourcq >. Of NJ; +. Il. fi'he, :: Ci 4; g. {; ud
ding, :. Of A. Eugene Merz = Of NJ +, j.. fcre',
ID. II. Van lngcn, >. OF NJ ,,
Clnb II. HornDo,tcl, 81 :. OF n. president, r. -
himber' ~, ;. Of 4" captain, {. +. h,9IP' ~, o''
reary and treasurer . boohman ~, = Of NJ ool''
me date Of the annual triumph given By ne
sophomore class to celebrate tho completion Of IT,
mathematical foe, Lc@cndic,' has ben changed I"
juno =. ". II. Haniord viii act "A, oaniirN, =. T.
smith haTspcX, and OIsitlDna will be- delivered Di
f. l.. Chry site and h. X. fIsAe. \ bugc bonfire VIII
DO built in caldrOn and the CUSTOMARY orgies VIII
take place, except the fre.-bccr7 part President
has stipulated that If the caInpu, j, used there
must be- free beer
The students in the School Of Mines are preparing
for annual architectural exhibition De- gwen al
college from June , to =. ". Andrew Jr., D.
chairman Oi the Committee Of Arrangements ana Ben
len Hewlett, kOhn and LOwndcs from so. Ray mond
and Iotcn from '0l, and Jackson. ~. compost tho
rest Of the committee. There VIII be- more work on
exhibition this year than before. aud larger
part viii come from the lower classncn.
I. &. COykcnCal. 80. has been appointed 10 tn"
"!Ohn Tyndall Fclowsh ship which Will give him I'm;
Of study abroad.
Columbia is meeting with unprecedented ruc-
Of caantics ia her athletic efforts TIL, year
ON Friday Hall. '91, on whom Columbia, chance OF
winning the bicycle contest in the intercollegiate
rested fell while training at the berkeley oval aud
broke his collar bone lie will not sct out Of bed for
several weeks lie has been riding fourtccn -ccOnd
under the intercollegiate record in practice C0lun
ba lad cA pectcd great things Of him.
The rest of the intercollegiate team are In close |
training. Mapes, '02, whose In the hurdle, inter
csts Columbia men especially Just now. ha, stopped |
exercising and H. trying absolute rest lie viii hurdl"
only once more before the final struggle.
The freshman crew has got into It's new shell, ana
working steadily under the coaching Of &. ". Met
calfc, 81 The freshmen will probably row the var
sity Of Cornell, Cornell refuses 10 allow Colum
ba to withdraw from the race agreed upon between
Cornell Columbia and the University Of Pennsy ylvania