Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-23
YALE CAMPUS NOTES.

Program eff Study-A Day of Retrib-
utton For Freshmen-Last Prac-
tice Before the Great Game With
Princeton-The VARSITY Crew Ee-
inforced by Graves.
The sophomore class will continue reci
tations until February and will omit en-
tirely the semi-annual examination in |
December, but then examination in the |
work of the first half of the year will be-
gin Monday, February 6, and will continue
through that week, the two sections of
the class each having an examination a
day, at $50 and II, until the examinations
are finished. Conditions will be given in
February. The class will not be reduced
by stand until after the examination
in February, which arrangement will con-
tinue till June. Beginning with Friday,
November 25, at 70 o'clock, Professors
Peck and Wright will have charge of the
Latin in section B in place of DR.. Moore,
| who will take their places in section A.
Section A will have Tacitus with
DR.. Moore and the first and Sec
| ond divisions of section B will have
Piiny with Professor Peck, and the third
and fourth divisions with Prof Wright.
| All the other instructors will continue as
| at present. Professor Peck will examine
| the first division of section A in Pliny on
Tuesday at 10 O'Clock and the second SEQ
| ton Wednesday at 10. Professor Wright
will examine the third and fourth divisions
in Horace at $50 o'clock on Wednesday
and Tuesday respectively. Dr.Moore's ex-
aminations in section B will be held as fol-
/ 1ouo. nivio;on Wad OF djvi-
sion II, Tuesday at $50; division III,
Tuesday at 12 division w, Wednesday at
$50.
AS at the Harvard game, there is great
demand for tickets for the Princeton fight.
In fact it is impossible to secure them at
any price. Ten dollars is the regular quo
tation for grand stand tickets. This state
of affairs was caused by the limited num-
Der of tickets sent up. 1t seems that as
long as the under graduates supply the
men on the team and subscribe literally II
there is any call for money, that they
should have the preference over the alumni
This has been the general "kick" among
the students. Of course no one objects Il
the coachers having all the tickets they
want, and the faculty also.
1t is very sad to tell, but this year.
freshmen class have the nerve and audacit,
to refuse to contribute literally to '94'
prom. 1t Is needless to state that th1
prom. is the social event of the year and /
emphatically not a class affair. Even tn
, freshmen can go and-look on from tn
gallery. This will probably not teach tn
freshmen uutil they have their prom. AM
then they will realizs to the full extern
q what it is to have balky freshmen class
The university eleven had their las
practice before the game at the field yes
terday. They leave for New York 6:3
o from in front of New Haven house at
q o'clock. The students intend to gee ther
@ off. While in New York they will stay 6
% . the Fifth avenue hotel. The men al
I all in good shape and while III
doubleday it will be clos
x and exciting struggle, in all prot
ability the blue will again be triumphan
L. Blies and Butterworth, who were Sigh
g ly injured in the Harvard game, are a
J. right. "Pop" Bliss will play and will III
It doubtedly make some of his famous play
Tho