New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
READY FOR THE COLLEGE, YEAR,
WHEN TIE PROMINENT EDUCATIONAL INSTl
rI-TIONS 4 TN,ritD STATES WILL

WHEN TIE PROMINENT EDUCATIONAL INSTl
TUTIoNs OF TIE UNITED STATES WILL
BrGiN THE NV YEARS WORK.
The colioa, student. tos the? with the pr"ve'os
oyster, each year pr"p;r's himself I"r S'A''' W
activity when the first fall month with an "r III IL
comes around September i Amos. uIivcp+inV a
copied as the month for the rropcnng OF th' c"-eN
and within the next NV weeks al tile prominent
colleges Of the United states will have heI'h thef
fall terms. Already the candidate fo: the o'c'ei'rs
degree has begun to pa III, 'r"hh' ana I''
haps to pack his brain A. the cH>i NAV
demand while he rcgr'ffnl!y say HI al en-
to seaside or mountain friends a. hi, Thoughts urn
toward classic roots and scientific problems, mingled
indscrimna,cly with college yes and thoughts Of the
intercollegiate contests in baseball. football, row
ing aud field and track athletes
AS usual Colby University led the list OF opening
colleges her academic year having begun on "eohcs
day. September g. Wednesday and Thursday SIN
seem to be the iavorte DAYS for reopenng in the
colleges although each year more and more colleges
are changing to days earlier in the week. ON Non
day. september :. the University Of Nnn"'pta ~
opened, and on last Wednesday L"lSh Chiv"rHF'
the University OF Wisconsin and the postgraduate ana
scientific departments Of 81. John, College brGa
work The following day saw the rc"p"nng Of VIII
Jams COLLEGE, the University OF Rochester, NdGc!',A
College, Colgate University ana Lafayette COLLEGE.
ON Tuesday Marietta College. in OHIO, will open
while on Wednesday Princeton College VIII a-ai'
welcome the loyal of odd Nas>ad." and ia"
college cries Of Rutgers College, Brown University
Jnon Tniver,ity Northwest University. steven
Institute aud De PAW University will rc>ouid on til
different college campr,es. NJrihwc,t"rn rnivcr>it
will begin the year with a pr,,.d-',1. Henry WAd'
Eogers, who VIII su"c,"d The late Or Jos, pin Cum
mngs. ON Thursday the door, Of amherst College.
syr?cu,c University. Hamilton COlc-c and f0;.
College will De- thrown open. and tn hll" coli
cap, Eli'sT Nil be Meath the clna II
dear old Yale"
The University Of 'he CITY Of New York VIII open
In her classical. scic:itIiic and ncdc; IT. ii.~
the following Wednesday. the dan tina: i:ut-cr
Female COLLEGE o;.'n>. Evelyn Coilc: W",.:,. g.
Princeton, will giu the and also III:
Union Theol"cical seminary in tn, c!iy. Harvard
has chosen Thursday. september -. for her op"hne
day, and, rs usual, torIi', men VIII flock 10 Ithaca
the same day. HE Oincll Will work hard I'M
comm. ycs,i 10 keep mp their reputation oal>n" IL.
The date Tor the oI"iI- OF Wc>IcNdi hivcI'f, i'-
been postponed uiiji! >'ir!n!"! - instead OF icslI
ming weeks earlier, usual. y change In IN
heading apparatus, the college has mad" tn> CLANS"
nee, tutohcr viii b" the OPP ins day IN ne
school Of the hivcr,It OF tn city Oi New " Is.
AGcli,crt college and ia The University Of N'n.rn
Tie last college she ll>; to and almost lir
first 10 clos. l. tOlnnlid COLLEGE, Winch viii tr'- II
WORK IN all IL - itp Monday. 'ctotrr g. i'iihi:N
College CJumbia's for women. VIII h"eih nr
lew year u The same time. With bright prospects.
Ip Ia two years Columbia alWhN< h".an on u
"Wednesday. but il fOIid that bi beginning I"o
DAYS earlier i'll the week tr classes could b" ~taIt"d
would De loss To the students, II had been III
former years. President Lows "IitvcrsIV system
Will began this and will be watched with III zen
1r.""st by educational institutions throughout the