New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
IN THE LOCAL COLLEGEo.
co1rMMA,s BOATING PROSPECTS.

II is now pretty definitely settled ina. ooid"o
! TO have no VARSITY crew this spring. al NV .he
| NJ thc rowing committee held a rev u.Ss az w.
eubect received careful attention, and tue ioio"'e
resolutions were adopted an
Whereas In the Judgment OF the standing c9mtiI't t
an rn,rng the desire OF the students "a Don! 10
| omfIcent 10 warrant the formation OF crc" i'~'
| inc the whole university and, ,., ,,oter,l
ihE Winners There il not sufficient available maerlai
to form crew which will justify eXpendlhS Vue no"o'
| W ~ ,f,r its s,,nport ard, A.,
ncrTSsay ioI TN H. pommIttce cannot recommend the
ncuring Of additional expenses until the present u''
Is PtiI roso,,ed That no university be author
| ized TO represent the university for the year io'
Whom this action is ratified by the boaa Oh vi
| rectors OF the Athletic Union. 1t VIII De ooi''0 ~
| final The committee rowing consists OF a. l.
,,nr,o,t 800 : Of A.:E L. Dufourcq, 90, S. Of NJ ;
| G. K Beekman '92, :. Of L.; R. c. Appega'e, 49,
: o,A.U : Mckee, 'o3 :. of NJ; J. p. BenKaru
: NJ &C W. Trppe. '9f, 5. Of NJ; {. H. Snep"r"'
o5 : OF A.. and W. H. Jarmen, '95. ) OF W.
TN, Columbia College glce, banjo and mandonn
clubs will give Joint concert ID rouch h'" ~
clinton and Greene ayes. Brooklyn, on Friday even
Ing nj the invitation Of prominent school of So"e
women on Columbia Heights. dance Will DC s"e'
after the concert. on February concert VIII DC
given at the Young Mems Cllih'iA" "''" a''" ''"'
in Eighty -slXth-st.
william If. Thomson. VI. D., Ii. D., professor Of
matoria medca and therapeutics in the University OF
the CITY Of New York. will deliver on Tuesday eVenS'
February IS In the Law school Bnlldlhg' lecture
nnon .Natorja,m and Modern Physiology OF the
Nervous system"
The members OF the sophomore class Will give an
entertainment in tho Berkeley Lyceum on March 10.
in aid of the class debt. The college musicai CLUBS
have promised their assistance.
.Iobn MacMul!en will deliver Friday evening
February IL in Hamilton Hall, lecture upon lac
Gl,dfators@ The pablo are invited to attend
Four illustrated lectures upon The Application OF
4,
in the large hall Of Hooper Union under the auspices
~ Counli, College by Russell Stlrgis. the president
Of the Architectural League. No tickets Of ADMISSION
will be required, and the lectures VIII De gwen 10
follows: February >. The RomaneSlue SVleS vi
France and Germany: February 9. Inc Gothic sylcs
Of France and En- gland February IS The Byzantine
,tylc, Of Italy and the East February - " me
Architecture II Imperial Rome and Of the Renaissance
\ petition wa sent to President Low by the mehl-
hcrs Of the sophomore class, few days ago, asking
that In the case OF otto r. Hess who WAS suspended
until June 80 for breaking his promise 10 President
Low rs well A. repeatedly violating the college f,les
he faculty reconsider their decision. President Low
sent the following reply 10 the class . ,or
IL IS always hard Ia decline u exercise clemehSS!,
and yet there comes times when those IN authority
are obliged to decide whether In gwen case ing
be- clear that my efforts hitherto to put an end n
rushing in the college the basis OF mutual asle1
a severe check. Many of the students returned 10 the
college after the Christmas holidays without appre'
eating In the least to all appearance that me autn}r
lies re IN earnest in their intention to BRING t'S
bad custom 10 an Cnd. =, -.
Of the autGoritie, in TIE attitude which they have
taken is likely confuse the mind OF me student
authorities arc An earnest I'm tldh matter or not.
lille an experience but Mr.. Hess has been by no
means the only sufferer. The Incident has brought
main In TOO many people Justify me IN any course
ihar threaten. 10 compel u over the sane ROAD
again. Under the CIRCUMSTANCES cannot ASK the
'' SETH LOW, President.