New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
EXAMINATIONS AT COLUMBIA.
HOW THE COLLEGE BOYS TAKE THE RESULTS
OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE GAMES
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OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE GAMES
BARNARD COLLEGE NOTES.
The Columbia College students are mourning over
their poor showing in the intercollegiate games on
saturday. While few of them expected to win the
championship after the result Of the recent Berkeley
games, none of them thought that Columbia would
only secure fourth place. The boys are indignant
that the Judge of wah>rg should disqualify COILS
who came in second i'll the mile walk, but the ia'cS
seemed TO be against them in about nalf OF the con
tests where they expected TO be particularly strong.
1t is said that the Columbia men won over Sl'ooo
which they had placed Human in the sixteen pound
hammer contest COlumba's 10 IL points were All
won in contests where there strong competitions
The final examinations are over and the seniors
are now preparing for graduation. The cla'S-daN
exercises will be held one week from to-day III uc
afternoon, and the commencement on the ioIo"ihs
Wednesday in the evening at the Metropolitan opera
House. The graduation dinner of the school oil AUS
will he held at sherry the following night The
graduation dinner of the school OF Mines VIII DC heIu
al Clarl's tomorrow evening. The Daccalaurca'e
sermon will be preached next sunday.
The entrance examinations begin to-day III inc
Law school building. The members of the last fresh
class will be allowed on the college campus 'h's
week. contrary To the old custom PRESIDENT Lo"
does not anticipate any disturbances between the Ola
and the freshmen.
The last chapel exercises LOT tHS yuan WIZ ''N'' "
Thursday. President Low made an address oil ia'e
well TO the students. addressing the seniors aS
bachelors the juniors as those soon to be iiorN
and 80 on through the classes. lie SAID that nc Ic
GREETED that the bachelors cOuld only receive four
tickets for the commencement exercises This year. Du'
that it could not be helped.
The Law school examinations will begin on WedneN-
day and will last for three days In consequence
of the adoption of the three years course in the Law
school. there will be no graduating class from '"'''
department this wear. -.
The annual sophomore triumph" will be held thl'
evening. The college walls are decorated win the
usual grotesQue signs and the funeral services 81
text book of the sophomore year viii heHn ~ =
o'clock. on the college campus: Inc fdhGiHi pr"
ccssion will march from the college down nth 49,.
TO Twenty third St. 10 Madison ave, ana back 10 lhe
college Thomas Ludlow ChrNsiie Will be the . I'M
peratOr" William IL. IlanforT, the "iiaruspes Yer.
bosus": f. Rodney Fske. Il ontifcN NaNmu>, ana
Edward F. smith. Pocta" c. W Lcitngvcll. Jr, Is
the chairman OF the committee of arangein"nt> ana
the mombers besides those ALREADY mentioned are
Clarence w. Vail and Robert 4 ASlworth.
\. G. GildcrslceVe. the captain of the Varsity 1oot
ball eleven. reports that about forty men VIII 70 M"
training for years eleven on september To- II III"
new athletic field is in readiness AZ that time
The entrance examinations 10 Barnard college. the
annex TO Columbia for women, VIII begin 10 morrow"
A number Of candidates expected TO present them
selves
The post graduate course. which is 10 be opened
in the fall at Barnard College Will have Proi >~"r
Nicholas Murray Butler in philosophy Professor Harry
Thurston Peck in Latin, Professor y J. hntt"h I'D
botany, DR.. Thomas :. Fiskc and DR.. VI. ). Inlh I'D
ma hematics.
Dr. Fiske will have charge of sophomore mathe.
MATES in The college next year, and Jane, MdclaN
will instruct the incoming class.