Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-06
Ar THE urrvEnsITY.

one OF the Requirements fer q Yale |
observation-disclosures OF Conn |
mencement Oraters-Sen1ors to be
Photographed Agaln-T0 Play for
the University Tennis Champion.
ship This Afternoon.
The college world is now fairly in the
midst of the semi.annual examinations.
The following is the one that the seniors had
for solid two hours' enjoyment yesterday
afternoon and may be taken u an example of
one Of the necessary Requirements for
Yale shsepskin:
~. u. Entaxiological argument. distinguished from
me Eutaxiological syregism.
9. Examples Of order IN inorganic mattsr-in the
vegetable kinEdom-in the animal-in the law Of
I. Substitutes for designed order-natural law or
universal properties Of matter.
2: state the theological argument in the form Of
9. Problem of vison-its three conditions. Isola-
ton and convergence.
g. The strusture Of the heart.
Instincts Of lfpreservation-that of the spe-
10. The theory Of chance breaks down at five
4. The theory of mechanism depends on four
Illustrate BY the nsbular hypothesls-by immanent
ness In man and God.
IS. Truth in anthropemorphism.
u. Physical suffering-how disposed of-in ami.
mails and men. Exceptional. Ministers to life and
sStes SP1oIds law Promotes moral welfare
l5 With respect to moral evil Gods omnipotence
ss rss sst9ss also mans
| 10. Explain scientific monotheism. Evidence
II Unity Of God as held BY philosphers-univer-
| 49, Nateriaiism as held by a. H I,swes-contra-
diets physical lawIdoes not account for living be-
organ for consciousness makes knowledge impos-
~ Explain and refute positivism. State the
c G points OF agnosticsm In respect to man and
| g. Mechanical evolution defined Six heads Of
! Fl. Immortsiit s: presumptions against. from
physical Destruction, from physidai dspsndsnce:
aae the
| The following seniors have been announced
as commencement orators: Stuart Rowe,
New Haven; Waleott W. Ellsworth, Hart
ford; Henry T. Fowler, Poughkeepsie, N.
Y; John ]. Jackson, New York city; Ell
lott P. Joslin, Oxford, Mass; Sidney N,
Morse, North Woodstock; William O. Lusk,
New York city.
The seniors Will be photographed again to-
The last time when photographed from the
steps the sun was SO bright that the picture,
as one Of the class was not very satisfactory.
The Washington nine did not show up fol
its game with Yale yesterday.
R. z. Huntington '91 will play Louis
Parker '92, winner of the university tourna
ment, this afternoon at the grounds of the
New Haven Lawn club on Whitney avenue
for the championship of the university. Play
will begin at o'clock.
No members of '93 will be able to get
rooms on the campus next year.
Shelf. freshmen have received special con
ditions in MATHEMATICS.
The class of '65 will hold its twenty fifth
anniversary dinner at Prokrasky's June "a.
The following Yale men and events will
participate Tomorrow in the forty fourth
games Of the New York Athletic club al
Travers island.
One hundred yards run-O. II. Sheriff., N
L: Deming. e. Lsntilhon, W. L. Kitchell, F
w. Robinson.
One hundred and twenty yards f;1 Isn 1sEs
1.,e-mlIe run-W. w. Ellsworth.
Two hundred and twenty yards race
Il. Sheriff., N. L. Deming, e. Lentilhon, w
L. Kitchell, F. w. Robinson.
Four hundred and forty yards run-F. w
Robinson.
Two hundred and twenty yards hurdle
race-H. N. Williams, N. L. Deming, E
Lsntilhon.
Putting sixteen pound shot-E. Elcock.
Pole vault e. D. Ryder.
Running high jump-H. L. Williams, N
l.. Deming, w. L. Kitchell.
Running broad jump-W. L. Kitchell, a.
L. Williams.
Throwing sixteen pound hammer-E. Ell.
cock.
During the last Ave ysars Exeter has had
thirty-nino of her graduates on the Yale
Harvard and Princeton football teams.
The following men have been excused from
the examination in drawing on account Of
high stand and excellence of term work in
that study: Adams, Alexander, Ayres, Bald.
win, F; A. Barbour, Briggs, Coldwell ,Chand
Ter, Collins, Fray, Gignoux, Gordon. Har-
mar, Harsh, Romans, Il. T. jackson, Knapp
Kountze, Miller, Mold, Nelson. g: e. Nettle.
ton, Nichols, Perkins, Pitkin. Punderford
Quinn, Reilly, Ricketts,, Sampson, Sterling
Telford, Thomas, Williams, Windstanley,
Youmans and Zantzinger.
The John p. Lowell nine will play the
Harvards at Cambridge tomorrow after.
noon.