New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19
"THE STEVENS LIFE STARTS.
A NEW WEEKLY PAPERS CREDITABLE FIRST

NUMBER.
Friday afternoon saw the first issue Of the new
weoklv paper The stevens Life" This paper IS
edited and managed principally by the sophomore
class the freshmen, however, being represented on
the board The stevens School Is also represented,
but this feature OF the paper will probably be dlsco
timed nc there is much sentiment among the in
sttute men against associating with the Props, or
allowing them any influence or representation III
college affairs The junior class asked TO furnish
an n-chief but after long discussion in class
meeting they decided that, they had all to which
they could properly attend in publishing the annual
for this year, and the college published the
Indicator periodical of high rank they would better
leave the management Of this new paper entirely TO
the under-classmen The underclassmen have carried
the project through with much credit both to them
selves and the institute. The paper is, in size and
form like "The PrincetOnian." 1t IS well edited III
the athletic department, containing copous notes Oh
the recent baseball and lacrosse games and also aOe
criticisms Oh the work OF the teams and OF the III
dividual players. The whole tone OF the paper Is
bright newsy and'nteresting; and it is to be hoped
that it will have successful and endless career It's
editors are F. IL. McGahe, '02, editorinchef F. W.
Gardiner, '02 II. F. Cuntz, '93; a. b. Merke o3'
and A. A. Dial Molin, Stevens School The business
managers are II. Harrison, 90; W. Il. Everitt, 1872.
and f. D. Furman, '03.
The Junior ball will be given this year at Sherry's'
Ffth-aNe. ana thirty -scNcntnSU IHe IloDohCh W,
man Club where the ball is usually given, was a short
time ago badly damaged by fire. The date Is yet
under discussion but IL will be either the evening Oh
the commencement exercises the evening preceding
them H.,
The annual spring games Of the athletic ASSOCIATION
will be held Thursday, May D. The prlnclpai
rivalry this year will be between the freshmen ana
juniors as the ophOmOres training almost no men
and the seniors are mostly away on thesis work Last
year '91 took more contests In the games than tne
three other classes combined, but 93 has been devel
oping such good material that the contests are eA
pected TO be close and exciting. From the present
outlook that Emmett '91, will take the shot
the hammer and all of the jumps, while simpson, %
will take the 100 yards and 22O yards. Tie 0tEef
contests uncertain. Emmett is entered in the IN
tercolegate for the hammer and the running broad
Jump. his recoyfs thus far in these two. being re
spectively 90 feet and II feet inches.
on Tuesday afternoon the sophomore freshman base
hall game will be played at tho athletic grounds ~
. O'Clock At O'Clock will begin a lacrosse game
between stevens and C. G. y. y.
The engineering society will meet on Friday aitcr
noon next, hear papers by II, S. Twitchell on
Steam Turbines" and Frederic Truman on steam
Governors" Both papers are expected 10 De inter-
esng and instructive After the reading Of the papers
an election Of officers will take place