New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
IN TIE LOCAL COLLEGES.
COLUMBIA FELLOWSHIP AWARDS.

COLUMBIA FELLOWSHIP AWARDS.
In accordance with the recommendation OF the
University Council Of Columbia College the awards
of fcowshps in the academic year 1922 have been
made by President Low Twelve fellowships have
been awarded by competitive examinations, four Of
them being awarded to graduates Of outside instltu-
tons. The total number OF fclowships for 1s02'03
will be eighteen, and for 1s03-'94 and thereafter
twenty four.
The names of the successful candidates are George
Clinton Densmore Odell, A. b., Columbia College, 1882
appointed fellow in English Frank Pierrepont Graves
a. B., Columbia College, $780, fellow in Greek Charles
Harris Hayes A. b., Columbia College, 1890, fellow In
German Harold Grling, A. B., Columbia College, 1890,
fellow IN the Histore Of Philosophy; Charles Rborg
Manu. \. b.. Columbia College $780, fellow in Physics
Edwin Mortimer Blake, E. NJ, Columbia College,
school Of Mines, 1890, fellow in Mathematics; John
FaT Putnam, Columbia College, 1901, fellow in
Creek Edward IIymes, Columbia College, 1891, fellow
in Mathematics william b. Ripley b. s., Massachusetts,
Institute Of Technology, 1890, fellow In Political
Economy; c. A. stuart, University Of Toronto, 1891
fellow in History: Max Leopold Margolis Lelbriz
Gymnasium, Berlin, fellow in scmitlcs John c. Nc
Mynn \. b., Williams College, 1890 fellow in Physics
President Low has not yet completed the appoint
ment OF committees tn examine all the candidates for
the degrees Of Master Of Arts and Doctor Of Philosophy
All that have been appointed were announced in The
Tribune week ago.
Professor Price will 60 abroad next year, and
ElNiIu clarence steamer, WHO VIII lecture IN the
English Literature department In his absence, has
announced course OF eight lectures follows Cen
eral title Of course "The Nature and Elements Of
Poetry Lectures, o. Oacles, Old AMI New lin
roductory and hstorclD with considerations on poetry
and science) 81 "What is Poetry 81 Creative
Poetry, and the Poetry Of SELF Expression (p
Meianchclla' Ghc preceding topic continued, with
special regard TO modern tlmcsJ % "Bcauty.o co.
Truth % Imagination (S) "Ihe Faculty
Divne' discussing passion, Inspiration, genius and
faith0
Professor William Il. Thomson, Of the chair Of
matera medica and therapeutics in tho University OF
the City Of New York, will deliver on Tuesd.y even
Ing, May -, at Columbia College, lecture upon
Matcriallsm and Modern Physiology of the Nervous
under the auspices OF the faculty OF the School
Of Philosophy.
supplementary announcement for 1e01'-02 IN the
school of Law has been issued. BY this II Is
shown that the old order Of having distinctive chairs
has been abolished, and each professor in the Law
school Ia now simply Professor Of Law in the
Columbia College Law School, the subjects which he is
70 teach being assigned 10 him. The new Law faculty
sill consist OF Professor W. A Keener Professor c. NJ
Cumming Professor F. ". BuIdicb Professor c. w.
Kirchwcy and Professor John Ordronaux. When the
aculty meets TO organize, IN the fal dean will be
chosen. Professor Dwight remains as emeritus pro-
lessor d the law Of contracts and OF maritime and ad-
m!laity law.
The candidates for the freshman crew have been
reduced to eleven, and the IS practically made
up. The mon in the boat at present are: stroke,
Nichols; :. Perrine; g, Buckhout; 3, Demarest: A.
doNehum; 3, Paldow; p benkard bow, Douglas
The change men row as f2llowt 4, Holder; =. KTaus
ana DOW. Hamilton. The average weight is I5j
pounds, which that the crew Is a tribe heavier
ihau the majority Of Coiun'oia's freshman crews.
on Friday the postponed performance of the
Columbia College DI3matlc Club In aid OF the New.
YolK Diet Kitchen Association will lie given In the
Galdcn Theatre at p. m. on saturday the club
expects 10 play IN the Hyperion Theatre In New Haven
for the benefit Of the Yale lnfrmary for which tho
resent production OF "ArtigOner was given by tho
Yal. men. A matinee and evening performance are n
be given in $cw-Ilavcu.
The first public meeting OF the Graduate Literary
society Of Columbia College will be held on Thursday
evening In room No. "a Hamilton Hall DR. A Y
Williams Jackson VIII lecture OH Edwin Arnold and
TIN Light Of ASIA
n Is rumorcd that a football league between
Columbia. Cornell WESLEYAN and Lehigh will be formed
In the fall.