New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-03
LAEKS AXD LEARNING At RUTGERS.
MEx WILL b. BoYs-lNTEEG,mNG LECTURES
BOWLING. GILES AID LACROSSE.

Vow Erun.vich " j.. March ,>pcciaD-Th
uri,,in,l subject for talk a. Eniecr, College dur.
inc fhe r4.f week ha, been the series Of hoy!-h
pfinl., D., the students. The fellow Who when
some Of ,h~r number we're expelled and suspended
few week. since. demanded that they be treated
al. men nnt ho,-.7 have been acting recently very
much liz, ho,. ard very little Ike men. There has
h., .o,. .~r..tlon Of the cscapAdc Of W,'nes
day night of which The Tribune published an ac
cn,nt huf the affair WAS nevertheless. one OF vLch
the rarficpant, ought to be- thoroughly ashamed.
only about "a nth Of the students were concerned IN
the row and Of thc-, not more than a score led In
the attack on the Janor and Ia" annoy ah'c' 10 fro'
f.--or Nrrrlman The trouble ha, pcrlap, received
greater attention because Rutgers hd- the reputation
Of being one OF the most orderly OF colleges
The college j, having II, share II lectures; every
week briu, several and the various lecture courses
arr. uow a fratur, Of college life. one of the most
popilr of th. course, j, that oi the Aca,,h ASsocla
ton which has been made remarkably successful
one throneh the efforts Of Dr. Austen Lectures are
given forinehily. The Phi Beta kappa also listens
10 Interesting papcrs at it, monthly meeting: the
monthly mcctln,, ~ the Historical Club, held III
Queens COLLEGE building very Interesting. thanks
10 Or scott AMI his cO-wOrhcrs. ana the monthly
meeting, Of the Micro,copical society and bi-wceky
meetings Of the Electric club are the occasions for
the reading of papers of a more technical chara'Ur
Dr. Never, recent lectures on the German language
and literature. DR.. Van Dyke, on modern art. ana
Professor shamway's talks to the seniors on Italian
art and on the Iancway collection of casts. have All
been very entertaining. During the past week there
have been two unusually attractive lectures, that OF
hc Rev Dr. John Hail. on The Reformation and its
Work. and that Of the Rev. Dr. Maucius ii. Hutton
on Friday night on scientific Faith and Thcologlc
Sight" DR.. Halls lecture which was the iourth
Of a scrlc. ON tn, History Of Missions treated Of
the causes that led to the Reformation ana OF the
reasons why the period Immediately before ana Mter
II wa 50 unproductivc Of missionary effort Dr.
uuttou, talk WIS Il very entertaining discussion Of
the recent conflict, between science and religion. in
which he recon,ilcd their opposing claims and showed
how physical science depended on falth almost aS
much a, on fact. while theological foundations were
laid in the things that were scen as well rs IN tlat
which IS the substance of things hoped for ana tho
evidence Of things not scen
The literary societies have not recently been doing
their share OF the work providing intellectual enter
tainncnt for the students. The Philaclean prize
speaking contest however. was AN interesting one
The Tribune has already published the names Oh
the winners Of the first and second prizes A. IL.
smack. Of Glen Head. L.. L. ana charlc' IT,
were g. y. Schcnck. Ncshanlc, ~ D. D. - ,ic'urN,
Union. y. j.. II. c. cns,lcr cat'Aiii. ~ T. me
Merriman and Mr.. George Fielder ~ , .
\ bowling cluh has been organized win the toi.
lowing officer, and members President I" W. n"l'r
Vice, president r. ". Morrison secretary and
treasurer. Harry Davis; bowlers Chckerns PAW
ling Scuddcr VOORHEES,. Tnde. Johnson horrlsoh'
Cusslcr Nyckon.
The cadet corps viii soon have stand OF c"iors;
and il l. expected that "a fife and drum corps Will
soon he added only the scientific department
students belong 10 the battalion.
resolution ha, been passed by the faculty and
sent To- the Board Of Trustees. urging the need "f
betfcr gymnasium factc-. II Is expected that
by the end Of the present term NJ ha't steps VIII
be taken Ia erect a new building.
Professor Bow,cr has nearly completed the latest
volume Of hi, mathematical series. a geometry; ana
the manuscript will soon be in the hands OF the
publishers. 49,, . A.,
seminary recently. the latest instance being tho