New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-10
HARVARD.
"coAclIINa" ron ExAMINATloNs Mrsr srOF-

COACHING" FOR EXAMINATIONS MUST STOP
SHELLS AND YACHTS AT NEwLoNDcN
Cambridge, Mass. June GpeciaD-For some
time there has been a growing feeling Of op.oJ.-
ton among the faculty t. That Kind OF tutoring
known as Seminars" by which a whole course -
condensed and reviewed In one long sitting Of
from three to five hours THIS has been an I'M
portant source Of income to needy students who
have the ability to take ADVANTAGE Of Il. At the
same time it is demorali2ng 20 the class of stu
dents who rely upon these ''sea.ina:5' to pass
their examinations. The faculty Of arts and
sciences have ut last taken cogniZancc OF the f0ct
ard have passed the following vote: That the
faculty discountenance the reviews known as
seminars conducted Immediately before examna-
tons the unauthorized publication and sale Of
lecture notes and ell coaching that abets students
in the neglect Of regular work. This vote VIII
doubtless have some effect In reducing the extent
70 which students resort TO such practices. II Is
Impossible TO prohibit them. but 1t Is understood
that the faculty Will whatever iAhucnce they
can to make this something more than a
mere expression OF opinion.
There six vacancies TO be filed In the Board
of Overseers on commencement day. June - FIVE
Of them are for the full Of six years In place
Of W. G. Russell. S. a. Green. c. T. Adams, {. {.
Beaman and Augustus Heuonway. The sixth
vacancy is caused by the death of Professor H. W.
Torrey The following have received the highest
number of votes Of the alumni of Harvard, and
their names will appear the official ballot: Class
of 1875. Augustus Hemenway; 1861. c. c. Beaman;
1851 S a. Green 1871, William Lawrence; 1852. f.
D. Millet: 1864 L. L. Seaver: 1876. +. &. Lowell;
1865 J. X. Chadwick 1873. John Romans. "a; ls5l'
A. II. Hardy; 1873 r. c. Clarke; 1883 O. ~ VI ert-
worth. w G. Russell declines to be Il candidate
for reelection -
The Executive Committee Of the American School
ut Athens has elected Richard Norton ~. son
OF Professor Charles Eliot Norton, an Instructor
in the school for the. coming year.
Glass day promises TO be as significant as ever.
intention OF being at home on class day evening
from until o'clock TO all graduates ana officers
OF the university and to all members OF the classes
graduating this year with any friends that may
accompany them. No individual Invitations VIII be
issued There will be few innovations In the res
tivites The design for the class day tree ticket
has been drawn by +. I. Dresser. - The me-
mortal and yard tickets were designed by W: a.
D. Short '9j. DR.. Lyman Abbott has accepted the
Invitation OF the Glass Day Committee 10 act as
At the annual election OF officers Of the Southern
Club TUESDAY. J. G. Breckinridge L.. >. was
reelected president: W. c. Brown. CT. vice presi-
dent; NJ. NJ Jackson. g6. secretary; G. X. Wilson,
The varsity crew left here for New-Iondon this
afternoon. but the freshman crew VIII not 20 rntll
June T. There have been Il good many chanErs
in the freshman boat within the last TWO o. tirce
weeks the latest has been the interchange or
Cornwall at bow and Irving at stroke. SO mat ne
in the with Yale and Columbia; bar
P I5he No. c, sprague captain. No. 3,
Duffied No. 4. Hollister: No 3, Herman; No z.
TO the average OF freshman crews, and Is not ex-
pected TO make much Of showing at Ne". ONION:
Marshall Newell, a. viii probably coach the ere"
while it is at New-lQncon.