New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.
THE MEN WHO WILL WIN CLASS DAY-ATTEND

THE MEN WHO WILL WIN CLASS DAY-ATIEND
ANcE At THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cambridge Mass, Oct. % lspeciaD-The statistics
NJ the University for the current year nave been
made public They are significant. not IN showing
the large increase in numbers. but rather IN noting
certain important tendencies. Most important Oh
these is the constant effort which Is beihs ihaue
TO raise the standard Of the professional schooiS'
This wear the new rule in The Lew School, requiring
entrance examinations from all except graduates
from certain specified colleges. goes into erect
The result is at once seen in this years stausucs'
There has been falling off of AZ. opposed to gam
last wear Of 81. The attendance is 3io 10 Ss'' in7
new regulation practically excluded special 81"
dents from the Law School. by 80 doing faisihs wv
percentage Of college graduates more than ~ per
cent So in the Medical School. the resalt OF the ne"
regulation requiring four instead of three years
residence has been oss of AZ, opposed to a gam
last year OF - the enrolment being ioi TO 4ol Inc
only other falling off is Of { in the senior anu III
the sophomore class In all other depa' '''eI''
there has been a distinct gain in MEMBER IN"
graduate school shows attendance OF 80 10 60
The Junior class numbers 35i to 32S. The freshman
class outdoes last years by p, there pelhs 4oV 70
400 The specials 1853 TO ls9. The l)iNihl'! "00o
has 50 TO A. The Dental School gains o. the 'o'a'
attendance being 30. The Veterinary Schooi ""''
TO- making the attendance 40, and Bussey institute
leads by 2 over last year. now beng enrolled
Tho hest outlook is in the Lawrence Scientific
School Under the management OF professor
Shaler as dean. the school IS making every eHo''
TO regain the standing it had before IN" war pioNe
out The results this year have been OF the i'os'
encouraging nature There are III students as
against ISL last year. Summing these statistics
nm one finds in the college proper l,G4S Students
or n gain Of 80; in that part of the university uh
der the control of the Faculty of Arts ana sciences
PISA, or a gain of 1863; and IN the uh'ers'! "S d"
whole 1909. "A gain OF Just iV'
By all odds the event which has causeu ''e
most discussion in college circles during the las'
week has been the senior class day elections Inc
lucky men were: Secretary, Edward kennard hahu'
WATERFOWL: first marshal BeTtram Horuoh "a'e'''
Boston; second marshal, Marshall Ne"en "'e"'
Harrington: third marshal, George CABOT Lee Ji'
Chestnut Hill: orator, Herbert Conrad L&Kin'
Worcester; poet John Rathbone Oliver Albany
odist Henry Copley Greene. Boston; ivy orator
Henry Chouteau Dyer. St Louis; chorster, Bulke'
lev Wells Roxbury: Class Day COMMITTEE i'uSH''
Bowditch Beals. Brookline; Rene Evans Faihe
Boston; Maynard I.add. New-fork; CLASS com
G Gaies aIigRver: toward Atneron cutler, Wal
than Photographic Committee, Adalbert Iard raS.
Cambridge; William Charles MacKie' bos'o"'
ro The iaH vars3y eleven on Friday had their first
sacro, nractce on Soldiers Field. From now on
good portion of the time will be spent there a., u,
Harvard and Yale are at fer the
Springfield game, and Captain Waters Is arse ON
What Ps5plsse as Usual the game will held on
the saturday before. the 18th IT, as Is Pos cnne
H,, Io take place week earlier than usual rms
will necessitate changes in the plans OF .1 opH AZ
once and all games after the 7th Will be in
ued The eleven has mad no is nSrbaps better ag
eressve work when the opposite side hoids ne o
but the b block a en- on n iae little Johnson The
colored tackler who at nrst sh "t Of the race
has practically been 10 S Se o.ns his hold
position of tackle and in his place M1ha resan he
meIySa guaT 6asi is Pn aE" II ali those who being
fried some radical changes are likely to ne MAJ ~,
soon There on is tak ca mn' H RG IS now School
student, but perfectly eliSine seriously Of put
the Waters in at tackle If the umors in Tegara
to Upton prove auhentic Il Is pos snd Dunlop have
been doing fine work halfbacks Ne,'hG hou.
fec.e as a am on the field wrightington has also
come rapidly the front IN me ns, y,r Quarter.
back His passing is not now much al la' nniy r.,
his interference Is excellent IL Is l. s an uncer-
tintv For some reason the coachers are d, ssl.
full OF his PLAYING he Tu ay . Tst
and as for tackng and breaking up """'' ''''
Is Fncntv of Arts and Sciences have
the following. holders of graduate 'eiio"S'"'' anu
se Hsr4is Psd 5ST Of 500 Greene Rqssrs
feiiowshps OF $3.50 each. r. G. Manni"Si :" camp
b bs va Jennings j rs5fe y P sd Me1 Ta
ton Morgan fellowshps Of $50 each' H;ofoia =. r
More chgdsa jonn Ty as mem9rsi fe
Of siSG c; t.,o -, '9n'' virtue ozias Goodwin me
%orai toTsse, Of $50 e h ii h" q H. Batewe
Rishom A. s. Cooley b. NJ. DAVIS K. n. ornrs.
G Gusk . F. 5a 4ssn e. Of so each G. IL
foT Son sha''EB Ball. c. H. Barnwe H T. Burton.
= D. Chester p. J. Mcleod g. ., w I1" w Mnther:
savase scholarship OF 500. A. VI H9dsman' iS"a
800 eschoiarships q $3.50 each II: l.; 'oaI ro,
S Tary ~ p Few IL {. Penn. W n. Kusn D iTl
pan scholarship Of 500 g. c Gofnam rhomas
sc hhoiarshpp OF 500 O. F. Rosers Uni'Trsify
scS6OiarshPs Of $50 eaGn E q 1 cassie " &
csstle Il COOK: r y p pn,nS r "" r rariey
ison ~ D@ss e r IA Ii D!' kis5mo,o +
S y; = " Proper H. 80 shaw, W. I. Ilhau"'
" " Vaughan. a. ". Weysse.