New-York tribune., 1894-03-25
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE.
YALE.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION SPEAKERS-"THE LII DN'
QUET-NEW ELECTIVE COURSES

YALE.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION sPEAKERs-"THE LIT BAN
oUET-NEw ELECTIVE COURSES
New-Haven March q (SpecaD.-rhe following
members Of the junior class have been appohteu ~
speak at the junior exhibition to be he'd in Bate.
Chapel on April l2: j. /. Chamberlain Newborn
City: c. G. Clarke, Manhattan, Kan; 3 b. Dar"ns'
Somerville Mass; l.. Denison, Washington H. -
c. W. Habert St. Paul. Mimi: g. A. Lewis hu'-
son. n Y. G. II. Thomas. Providence. H. - Sam
uel Tyler, Newton Highlands Mass The income
Of n fund of $500 established in 1SSs in memory VI
Henry James Ten Eyck -, is awarded to the sue
cessful competitors the exhibition in the secoh'
term of each year.
The following men from 9j initiated into the
Junior societies this evening" Delta Kappa hpsi.o"-
A. s. Peabody ID. b. l. Spock, f. K Galacar'
w. S. Brewster: Psi Upsion-B }. Hehdrlch W.
Gavin l.. s. Sadler J.. Lowndes. jr
The annual banquet Of the incoming ana re,irihs
boards of "The Yale Literary Magazine on
Wednesday evening of the most en)oyao.e
ever held r. -. Paine and +. B. Reed were toast
masters and the following toasts were respohie"
10: .The Retiring Board" r. u. Paine "The In
coming Board" Lindsay Denson; yale FRO
fessor II. A. Beers; undergraduate Letters "a,
Harvard" Dr. W. L. Phelps; "DeGaying CusiqmsNt Nt
F. c. Perkins; The FACULTY, H,,,ar Professor H. N
The term of Chaurcey NJ. Depew as me emDer m r., ol
the corporation of Yale University expires IN @ @June
this year According TO the rules OF te @ h %
cancy thus caused June 26 next. the ddN peloIt
commencement. Nom.na tons are in order nut no
doubt Mr. DepoW will be again chosen, II WHIHs u
serve .c, - .ho
The prospectus Of elective courses offered to the
Junior and senior classes at Yale during the cotEe
wear 1Si-g. differs materially from those OF lolle.
wears Many new courses are aEnounceu lor H,At
wear Professor Laid offers two advanced courses
in philosophy. Dr. Scripture offers four course
in physiolo gical psychology. Assistant lIpITssui
Duncan offers q course in advanced psYCholoSH'
DIR Buchner offers 4 course in the history G! euu-
ment of political and law. two courses are
added Professor Had.ey, in view OF the late reVNd
of interest IN debating has decided 10 oner course
for seniors 10 be called EcOnC mic Debates. Mem
hers of me class VIII be expected 10 organize ne-
bates each week subjects oi generil interest,",
10 preDare and interchange briefs ana 10 drsue
the quaS,i ms at issue. In the department Oh MS
tory Professor Wheeler opens two graduate courses
one in Ene.ish and the other in French history
Among the English courses. professor beerS olleIS
a Junior course in ali OF Shakcspetres plays LOT
1S91-g6 ana "a new course in English romantlclsm.
Dr W l. Phelps offers elective course Tor the
first time on the EliZabethan drama Professor
Perrin offers a course in luCian ana creek culture
under Marcus Aureius and announces a course IN
Arjetorhanes and the testimony of the old Athenlah
comedy t0 the history of Its time, Tor l6t-9o iro-
fessor Go0del viii next year offer course n Hopho
ces Professor Seymour presents several courses III
she Creek lyrics Aristotle and Plato. Mr. Brown
son revives the lOng-discontinued course IN drteh
composit!on. Professor Morris gives sSnt feauIiS
courses in Cceros letters and speeches TroieSsois
Morris and Wright give combined course IN l-atln
comedy and lyric and elegiac poetry. Mr. thomson
offers course in Lvy. and d. J. j. Kopinson e III
Iafin prose composition. Mr.. Roberts oferS.
course designed for those who expect 20 teach VIZ
Gil in preparatory schools