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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
Wales VARIED INTERESTS.


,o,r1xc-yroJEsTS-Tl DIVINITY SCHOOL.
;ew-Haven Conn. Dec. 10 (speciaD.-ihe ca'io'-
dates FOR the varsity crew are aireauy peS'"'.Ine
IN train for the great struggle at New-Londoh Inc
new men who anxious to secure a pace III ,'e
hoot are as follows: u. W. s. Thompson, l.. ~ W
wcbb L. s.: l.. T. Damon 49, p. a. Grape l."
g W. H. McGaney. &c; J. L. Thompson w. T.
weston '95: A. G. Porter. 95; A. W. Tarbei Sp'; W.
9 Youngman, 49, j. Shea. SO; X T. iiidre'h' w.
= Able SO; A. r. Sheuff, l.. >; IL. IL. No'N 49,
W p. Dutton, 'sS; F. c. Dudley. 'ss; W. H. star
ford "a; F. S Eddig, sj. and coXswain' }. staDo'
IS. 49,.
Wales Christmas vacation this year will be two
,vssl,s and five days in length ending January .;
Professor L. L. Richards mas Deen III LOT
ui3 hiring the last month Yale has received 100000
to Ss from nono Mrs f. X Hunt Of Hartford recently
left ,b Y If %edcs s ahs
pee Ezekiel H. Trowbrdge of this city bequeathsd
to the Yale pyny ef s an the to found the
Emily Sanford professorshp Of English neTatnre
iv Judge Billings as memorial In honor oil MS late
VIE VIE Young Mems Christian Association of Yale
hoe onened 15-cent clearinghouse in pleasant
part of the city where it Is PROPOSED 10 6sy t
date those who have for no and VINO nave Out
'' The students have raised such storm Of objee,
ions the faculty has ordered the glass globes sur
rounding the lights TO be painted black inc n nhd
pred and the students now confidently expect that
they will be able to persuade the faculty to remove
them altogether. , ~ ,,on,,,or
ar,,nr the Yale students who are fond OF ANTIQUES
The nattern Is Of sterling silver, with the handle IN
.ha fprr, Of n student in cap and gown In the bowl
is en- engraving of a football scrimmage, win tie
inscription "Yae-IIarvarl Football Game NOV 20
iSss Springfield. Mass" The back OF the bowl rep
rssents a football with its seam and lacing
TIE total registration in the Divinity Scnooi Is
class being the largest in its history To the list OF
Instructors has been added the name OF the Kev
= Riackman Phi D. instructor in Christian ethics
and sociology Professor GaCmnn graaHaie IN Is
He received the degree of Phi. ID. from cornell last
wear He Is now in Germany preparing FOR ms new
yyvorE and will study practical sociology In England
before his return. He will begin his duties next
september. A.. D. Dr Won Dvke of
New-York City, will be unable to deliver the Lyman
Beecher lectures on account OF poor heai'h' i''S
successor has not yet been appointed
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AMHERST.

Amherst. Mass. Dec. 10 'SpecaD.-The continued
illness and enforced absence of ii. +. Whitcomb.
~, of Worcester from Amherst College have neces-
STATED his resignation from the management OF the
(;lee and Banjo clubs and his successor VIII soon
be chosen In the mean time b. d. Hyde. 81. of
Brooklyn IL acting manager Of the clubs. David Il.
Burnham OF South Essex. Mass. has received the
SAWYER prize fo- the best work in the course or
human anatomy and physiology Of the sophomore
year. . ,. A.. .<..,. -,
those performing the horizontal bar mas peei
placed in the gymnas SUM by Instructor Michigan IL
consists OF strong leather Delt 10 be fastener
around the waist and from which ropes run up
throuuh pullevs attached to the beams overhead
The ends OF the rope are held by men on the moor.
and n the performer should miss his hold, he Is
swung of into space without injury; by recent
vote OF the faculty there will hereafter be an eN-
animation at the end OF each term on the entire
work OF the term. and accordingly. the last Tour
college DAYS of this term, that ends December ~
are TO be devoted TO such examinations
The / Wesley I.add prizes for the best oratlons
delivered at the Junior exercise In public speaking
last week as awarded by the vote OF the ciaass'
were. Wednesday Nelson kingsland; thursday,
Edwin j. Bishop Friday. Jay T. Stocking.
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PRATT INSTITUTE.

An organization meeting will be held In Assembly,
Hail on Wednesday evening. December It, 70 OF
ganze society for the promotion OF neignoor'S
feeling and the extension OF Pratt Institute worn.
rha Investigations in wool that the Board OF
Awards Of the Columbian Exposition has been con-
ductne in the Technical Museum ended December
During the three months Of careful and pa ans.
taking labor twenty-five specimens or wooa AZ au az
the Character of each. The young women VINO d 10
this work were supplied through the Department o1
ON January classes in physical culture under
Mrs Emily N. Bishop will be orgaaized; ne sys
pe!sarte on Wednesdays. January 10. ana ~
ssmbiy Hall. Her subjects are Health and Grace,
The Relation Of the Body to ser ass
course will be 80 cents, and single admission %
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RUTGERS.

New.Brunswick, n. j., Dec. 10 (speciaD.-Ihe
regular term election for three editors OF Inc
Targum" held on Friday. Ihose eiecteu W.,
Ihn ~ Loud George S. Ludlow and Robert ;.
pareonc. all Of the junior class. Professor Davii
Murray. OF New-Brunswick. delivered Lecture
before the PHI Beta Kappa society on M9 9naS
evening on the subject Social Cohditoh Vi '"Pd
Under the Tokugawa Shosuns: {, r,,c,sh utora
The theme of the prize essay IN Ensnsr n na ss
has been announced Alexander POPE: me
college has offered prize of $ TO me s,uueIt
finn Gymnasium now almost finished. ,.. ,oo,
iohn II Thompson, OF the senior class. mas p.en
o,nd nres,dent of the college Young Mems Chris
liam Association An effort is being made 10 m n,
duce some prominent H D1scers
Dr. Charles f. Hart. VINO holds tne f aavs OF OF
aheence and will spend the time In European anu
foreign travel He will study during ,ng r,ner In
in Egypt and will spend the spring anu '''''''''' ~
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WILLIAMS.

Willlamstown. Mass. Dec. 10 (SpeclaD.-The
Thompson lecture course which begins next
term, will open with a concert by the Lotus Glee
Club OF Boston. January II. There Is on the pro-
gramme for the course this year also lecture by
W. Lewis Fraser. n musical lecture by Louis G..
ElsOn. descriptive lecture by Professor &. 7.
Winchester. concert by the Knesel String quar-
tet. OF Boston, "A lecture upon literature by Hamil-
ton W. Mahie illustrated lecture by Professor
Charles Sprague Smith. and concert by the Bee
thoven club. Of NevYork.
The Glee and Banjo clubs will not take a Christ
trip. but will take trip at Easter which VIII
include Chicago. st. Louis and Columbus.
FELTON, Bent. 'si. has been elected football man
ager for next year.
There Is more sickness in Williams than there has
been for several years Senior Class-Day elections
will occur Wednesday. picked eleven from VIII
iamS defeated eleven from Columbia At Mill
brook, n. y. Saturday. ScOre-h TO o.
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EI.NiIRA.

Elmira. ~ y Dec 10 (SpecaD.-On Friday even
ing the Blumenberg Concert Company delighted an
audience which filed the chapel.
Saturday afternoon from to 6 o'clock the STU
dents of the art department. with professor
Waters. gave a reception to the college ana per-
a.o, ,r,ands Tho art rooms were beautifully dec
Grated and In a way 10 show 10 the best adVahtase
the valuable collection OF paintings and statuary
.'councl" was recently formed to which are
referred ali questions regarding matters OF Ell,
atette II Is composed of Harriet NJ. wheeler ana
Catharne c. Curtis juniors; Jessie q. Rogers ana
Mary o. puard. sophomores; Ethel Wn in ana ana
Alice smith. specials. Already the good result Is
seen in the improved department OF the students.
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THE WOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore Dec. 10 (SpecaD.-The Board OF Con-
troll have decided that postgraduates studying at
the college shall be distinguished from undergrad
yates By the addition of a blue tassel 10 their o~-
ford caps. This settles the muchdiScusseu piooe'
:, ,ha rroner nosition Of the graduates tassel:
This important adjunct to the cap has special
place to be worn by each class ana as mere are
hmt four sides to the article and as each or these
SIDES belongs to one of the undergrad iuate classes
there seemed to be no remaining place tol 'h ne
content TO wear 1, on the front angle which would
be both unbecomng and injurious to the eyeslgnt;
Ths decision of the board. therefore. gives great
satisfaction to many Of the edvanced students 49,.
The reception on Friday evening, given Dy ,, .ne
faculty to the students. the most brlIlant
affair which has taken place in Gfuehh han.
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MASSACHUSETTS, INSTITUTE OF TECHNOL-
OCY.

Boston, Dec 10 (SpeciaD.-In the work on original
designs by the senior architects a new custom mas
been introduced by Professor Despradelle namely
that of allowing the Juniors TO aid IN me WORN H.
This idea is taken from the School OF Fine Arts IN
paris By this means the juniors get practice IN
drawing, and the seniors accomplish more III "
sign by having less time taken up py the Hieie he-
chanical part of the Work: ,.. o.,,.o. 4.
At the last meeting of the Institute Committee II
was decided that none Of the designs handed in Tor
a new ",rech" pin were up TO tine stahdaru re-
ouired Also as the faculty would allow no room
~ he used exclusively as a trophy room. the com
mttee decided to have a case made TO De placed u,
one of the libraries or reading rooms IN Which all
Tho athletic trophies collected could be placed. "a,
The first cross-country run OF the season VIII
take place next Saturday.
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HARVARD.
TIE STATUS OF RADCLIFFE CoLLEGE-A NEW
ATHLETIC HOUSE.

c.ar,hridpe Mass Dec. 10 (SpeciaD-The mos'
,nnortant occurrence OF the week. if not OF the
wear occurred during the last Week. WIEN "au-
c,iffe College formerly the Harvard Annex was
recognized by the overseers as hencefor'h d part
of Harvard University. The adoption OF the sister
c,,iece does not mean co-education, as mshl 'p-
pear at first sight. That extreme step Is sun Ia'
in the distance in fact is not likely to come lot
wears II ever at ALL Radcliffe College VIII continue
70 be- to all practical purposes. what the annex
hos been The change which has really taken pace
is nothing more than this. The corporation OF kad-
cli4e College which is a corporation OF It's own
and not of Harvard University, Will pe'iuon inc
LEGISLATURE to grant it the privilege OF conierrhs
the decree Of a. b. These will. then. hehceioi'h
be countersigned by the president OF taFVaiu' WIZ
Will aix the university seal. making the degree u
all purposes the Harvard a. y. The government
of Radcline College is to be vested IN tne preIiiI
6ant ana fellows OF Harvard University. VINO VIII
constitute the Visiting Committee ana appT Of
direct those who shall appoint, the n'stI ~
Radcliffe Practically the whole direction Vi ,, 1,e
college is to rest with the Harvafd o tb Hor
ward classrooms to the professional scioois .or
The question Of iSo'pa1 caP pa Week or two
There are practically but Two canui ,oc ''
new athletic house is building on Soldier y,
Eicl and the contract calls for its completion mex.
spins he Essentially place for lockers over 700
be.nc provided for. 1t will be two stoI h lily
M WI listing teams The building will be heated 10y
seam. and furnished with hot and cola water anu
shower baths 81, :, .o,a In c,nders's
rheare on December 10 select speakers lor t ,a
Via DEBATE TO be held in Cambridge on January To-
1ea boss Tournament to decide on two repre-
sentatives from Harvard for the r9 the
5ourrament 10 be held in New-York during it,e
c,hrjstnas recess has been narrowed down 20 taoln
mark. '9i Spalding. "a; Lewis, &c. ana ochoe"-
The will OF Dr. Lucius F. Billings OF barre, pc
oueatnes the sum of 5000 TO Harvard o htNe
~ ~ he kent as a permanent fund for a scholarship
in the medical department ,., ,,r,,y tho
-r.e Sra rring Club been organized curing
- ,yitr the following officers: j. r. Roman o.
resident: H. l.. Newman, "a vice-presiuen' ~ az
H. Under. 9s, secretary ana W. H. N""'e'0" '''
The election of freshman Gse Club oicers y re.
erited as follows: President, w H. JoMWesit III, otre
nresident j. H. Carpenter; secretary, A w rio"e
treas,,rer W. Whitman; leader. H. {. Iayior'
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npry LADIES' SEMINARY.

Carmel, \. Y. Dec 10 (speciaD.-Ten thousand
dollars was spent in renovation and improvements
during the summer. The building has n new III
terror All OF the students rooms nave De .,aes
s.'.a r,orv room Is occupied Some changes
bave asiten place in the corps of teachers MISS
Mabel p Wyatt of smith c2iiege, naI v ,le Of Iep-
Sic Is instructor Of modern langaages Mss is
A. Ruppersberg. of the OHIO state ohNei'''' "
sacher Of the natural sciences . .or tho
musical and dramae sniertainm Snnd wil be
oyment % ,ha chapel next Friday evening The pay
was written and viii be v preSsnted cE 81 MISS
s s.uuens II nvas of New-York. will assist.
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SYRACUSE.

Syracuse y. Y. Dec 10 (SpeclaD.-There II gen.
eral satisfaction here over Or. Days acceptance
OF the CHARACTERISTIC. The Art Literature Club
OF the College OF Fine Arts. which was organized
some few weeks ago. is already furnishing vaiu-
able aids to development In their department OF
the university A reading room has been estab-
lished and In II are found papers ana nlagazh'es
treating OF architecture sculpture, painting must
poetry and oratory from most countries where
these arts are cultivated ., l.,
a general meeting o: the students was held IN
chanel recently and a committee appointed 10 drait
a formal application for admission into the inter
colieriafe Amateur Association OF America. Syra-
cuse has for years easily beaten ftocneste''
Hamilton, Union and Colgate in track athItuTs
and IL Is believed her team VIII be able 10 make
an honorable showing in the Eastern League.
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COLLEGE NOTES.

Malta. hoa been received that the Rensselaer,
po,vtechnic Institute received a diploma and two
medals at the Worlds Fair. The medals were Ior
the collective exhibit and for the exhibit or orides
designs Professor H. de B. Parsons assisted by
Colbv. Curfman Fickes and Grdley, Of a. were
IN Iohnstown ~ Y, three days last week. deter.
mining ihe pa'e w Henry 81. delivered a lecture
Friday evening before the Rehhseiaer ooc'eS VI
Engineers on Asphalt
EXERCISES commemorative of Richard Wagner
were held in Assembly Hall, OF Smith College. on
wednesday afternoon and evening. An address
u,as first given by President Seelye. Dr. Blodgete
smoke more fully OF the lifework Of the composer
,rh. musical programme that followed was selected
entirely from his compositions and Vas rend nSI
ton to- sopranos Mrs. Marie Hanla Stone Mrs; Ella
Cleveland Henderson contra,0s: tIecbseck bary
tone and Mr. Babcock. bass assisted by the col, COZ,
iege choir and a selected orchestra under the 'eao
of c. y. Allen.
r. so,sr,h annual Y. NJ c. A. Convention OF
,,o Third District OF New-Jersey was held az
IJackettstown Institute Friday. reception was
held in the Institute parlors In the ai'erhoo" anu
the sessions continued until yeiere Pedde fnst
tute Pennington Seminary anu o'""o'o"" ~
envy.
Tho engagement OF Professor w. H. Collins, OF
rIaverford College. to Miss Cope. secretary OF nryn
Mawr College is announced Inc 1iee S'uu
ter,norarilv composed of the following First
,ornrs Woodcock Thatcher and Field IS; second
,arors uaughton, Comfort and Coca; first passes'
palmer Evans and Rex; second BASES is ss;t
I-aamLiin, and Ristine The Banjo Clup VIII assss
~ - concert for charity at Wayne THIS com'ns
week. A., co.,a. r.
The appointments of speakers for the Senior Ex'
,,bi,,on at Colby University were announced on
wednesday. They are Frank ). Ames' in.ouo''
TT kinney John s. Lynch. Robert H. Mahima"'
Miss Annie F. Merrill and MISS Mary r. nS ths
:rhe Exhibition together with the delivery , on .ne
, ny ilnior parts, will take place on Decem'
Der s. ..,..,or ho,A
Tho prvn Mawr Undergraduate Association neio
,,ost,ng on Thursday evening to discuss a cnai-
,sn,a sent TO it by the students Of Vassar. Inc
challenge for an intercollegiate DEBATE ~ ~
,aoa Some time in April, and has been very en-
place s TlsII accepted Both the subject ana
sn nasxers are as yet not decided upon
mr. Warfeld. president of Lafayette College 'ec'
.,,rsd at Dickinson College on Tuesday evening ".
.Cbristan Education. He conducted re sns students
,ices and made short address to the s'uoe"'s'
sneca, course Of practical lectures rea.ns
70 the art and science Of agriculture ana sls"
course re,aa ~ The Agricultural College OF Utan On
tuesday, January 2. ana commune A' -
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Silver Novelties.

test Will represent the university in the Northern
yratorical League contest to be held at Wisconsin
University In May
The senior engineers conducting n series OF
tests or rails Tor the Michigan Central Railroad.
under Professor Charles Green. The first pupils
recital OF the school OF music was given on Satur-
day.
The Thanksgiving edition of wrinkle" number
ing Leo copies, entirely exhausted wrinkle
stock Is now at premium of % per cent The
Vermont Club held their second annual banquet
Thursday evening.
The Mathematical Club has elected the following
officers: President II. H. Leonard vlce-presidents.
f. Il. Escott secretary, a. VI. Haubrich; treasurer
|. NJ. Stearn
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DENNINGTON.

Pennington n. j., Dec. 10 (SpecaD.-The thirty-
eacond anniversary of the Callilogian Society was
celebrated Friday afternoon and evening. The ex-
erclses were of a high order of excellence num-
Der of former students were present. Inc pro,
prnmme Included the annual address by Mrs Mary
4 Iivermore In the afternoon. and performance
Of the "Antigone" of Sophccles in the evening
besides vocal and instrumental music ana other ex-
srcises "Antlgone" was cast as Follows: Creon
Elizabeth Estha LentZ; Hamon. Martina A. w +.
Uanlon: Kings Messenger Hermone Lehiaitte
McCallen: Antigone. Claire Dollard kup; lsmehe,
Hattie Dora Maice: guards. Mae Emma Winsmore
and Florence Regina ellison.
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nv THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
THE UNIVERSITY COUNCIL TO MEET


The Council OF the University or the C'y oi
Nawyork will hold a special meeting at p. H.
TO-DAY IN the council-room a vacancy eNis's
created by the death of Dr. Charles r. DeeHs'
The examinations of the fall term VIII occupy th's
weok This is probably the last time tnat eN-
,rina,,ons will be held before Christmas as 'he
Committee on Revision of College Courses Is uhai-
mons in favor of substituting two terms III 'he
college year in place OF three. When TINS IS uohe
,na examinations for the first term VIII come
in the month of February.
Or George Woolsey. of the University racui'y
~ Medicine and son OF the late President WOOL
VI - vale University delivered the monthly lect-
~, ~ Students of the university last MONDAY! Dr
Woolsev Is plain forcibe AMI interesting Iectusi,
and gave a most useful talk to the stuue,ts On '"e
r'ies Tor preserving the health or the pody,
some important additions nave Dseh hr maue
=, tha library OF the School Of Pedagogy. through
contributons by friends of the scnoo! NOT ~ ~,
,orest ia shown in the work. both by studehts anu
~, Tho alumni and their friends. than ever before
nj number of auditors who come IN 10 attend
,hn classes in psychology. the history or education
& Institutes of education is constantly increasihs
The university feels lively interest III ,le 10y 10y
,ion of good plans for the Harlem River Spe su
way I'hey are afraid that the builders Oh my ne
sneelway will so cut and hew the west ea,ah ,, ~
,PPe river as to leave unsightly ledge OF rocns
tnstead Of the present beautiful wooded slope.
IJhu Root a graduate of the tniyettsty i- Nv
school is indorsed in all that ne said peiore M ~
park commissioners last wednesday III ia.oi ~ ~
hurting the building of the new drive lnto w
BANDS Of the best architects and landscape ear>
lenerS
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CORNELL.
TALK OF RESTRICTING ATHLETICS.

Ithaca " Y Dec 10 (SpeciaD-The excitement OF
the week in college circles has been the attempt
on the part OF some OF the professors 10 aponsh
football. For several years one or TWO Oh "e o.''
professors have been opposed to all ih'erco"ee".'
athletics and have written n good deal on 'he sun
ject without receiving encouragement from 'ns"
colleagues or other persons Of influence WIN ,"e
present seasons crusade against football they 81"
their opportunity and undertook to organize party
in the Cornell faculty. They introduced a resoiu-
ton forbdding any university athletic team inter
ing a contest outside OF Ithaca The resoIu'io ms
m. general surprise has received strong pdcKnB'
While few expect TO see AWNING so ,au',n uo Ii
IL is the opinion of many that soihe ics'i'''o''' ~
Tb" regular committees Of the senior class have
men ar, as follows: Class Day. }. +. Hall; senior
ball W L. Colt; memorial ); H. lard; s,a.saieh'
:. \. Torrance; banquet j. W LOWE pnoeoe'idp'T'
r. r. Bogart; music, X. a. PEARSON prizes l. d.
The search for the bodies of Instructor Merriam
and Miss Yeargin who were drowned IN Sayu n;d
Lake has been abandoned on account Oh the coia
The report Of r. H. Freeman graduate treasurer
of the Cornell Athletic Association for i%i 20 o +
summarized as follows ~ IL nav
ss.o e.; percy Field MOos s.: total. sl5s7s q TX.
pendlturesbaseba As@ IS, football isro &g Eis 50
8, on; 81: total SIS 3,G IS While most OF the funds
show a balance. the navy really has debt OF Wv
man The baseball management pad all expenses
assumed all old debts, amounting TO more man s'v wv
Percy Field and then left balance OF nearly soV'
The cadet band. consisting OF thirty-eisnt pieces
gave a concert In the armory on Friday afternoon.
The Register" will not appear until the winter
term. but advance. sheets show registration .e OF
1852 students in all departments-of these l2s' are
Undergraduates distributed in the four classes as
follows; seniors i s;d |unsrs @ S0pnom0reS '
college year at Cornell closes week earer
ginning earlier or by putting commencement later
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TRINITY.

Hartford. Conn, Dec. 10 (SpecaD.-At meeting
NJ the football team Wednesday John Straw
bridge 95. was elected captain OF next year team
The s5 ivy" board has been elected and consists
y, T. c Rurrage and r. II. Macauley. managing
ed,tors. David Willard, literary editor. and T. r.
Hamiin s X Evans. A. F. Miller ana r.: r VI.
rablpt'' will contain a large wood-cut ana copy OF
the plans of the new Laboratory OF >a =, "a.
cnoncn which President Smith has caused 10 "
nrenared The Glee. Banjo and Mandolin CLUBS
viii give their first public rehearsal III A'uii''
Hall December -. -, +, .,,,,
The second college german VIII De he,n IN 1'"n ann,
Hall next Friday evening. E' T. hai'''''' ''' ""'
u w Robinson So leading.
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DARTMOUTH.

,,o,o,.er n IT,. Dec 10 (specaD.-Professor ROD
or, Ur,o,cber director Of the Thayer School OF CiV'
Engineering graduate school connected with Dar.,
mouth. has just received communication from the
editor of .'The Engineering News relative 10 =
-, ~ 49, ,,hich was offered by that paper for me
pTl.e "a go - any student OF any technical scnooI
in America the ssbjest ,, he hsen re
SttchRlh Vi Nei,hough the official decision OF the
Judges saDa ns sS
from a. an 20 announce TO you unoffically and IN
the ~ the other awards that the first prize ~
our thesis competition was ny the UNANIMOUS JAW