New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11

dents TO appreciate literature and to criuc'se '''''
gently IL is not Gained. OF course that t'e al /
Of novel or play writing can be taught hu' "'
maintains that It is possible to understand ''''
foc,l,, The construction OF the novel ana the ura"
from the point OF view OF the novelist or 'he pay
wright The curriculum offers over l'V' no"''' ~
1--WE full wears OF five hours week. IN inc p'S3'-
bic courses in literature. not Infringing upon '"'
d.,,r,ment Of English. Equally exhaustive Is the
,,.,rk offered I'm history. The thorough Application
~, ,ho scientific method IN teaching the subject mas
mall. This line OF work prominent In the INSTITUTION
and one 81 the most popular among the s,u'e"'s
Th. growth OF the music department mas ~" 81
keepng with the increase I'm the rest or III" s''''
II Is the intention Of the regents Ia pu'"i " 'o'
s.-votory as soon as suitable ground can be pro-
cured $500.
In scientific lines the most conspicuous depart
,.r,s n, nr.sent are botany and chemistry In
every department. however. II has o''h inc 're"
70 make working laboratories Tor beginners i"''e'
than laboratories OF research Tor af'"''e'n W.
dents The department OF chemistry ~ o"S ="
years old. II has now. without exception '"r "'e
est and most thoroughly equipped building IN the
Ncs, There are 80 students at work every gay
-,,l-,nc the services OF ten professors ana IN
s,r,r,ors The quality OF the work Is SHOWN ny
tho Fac, that all graduates OF chemistry no'' '.'o"s
roslfi1ns az chemists or instructors me WON ~"
comr.lshed in the study Of the pcss!beso OF tne "ee'
s,,,,- industry from n scientific point or view N
,vrI known \ recent article In leading ''t ".
,,r,"i Icvo,el 10 the beet sugar interests OF ~
y,n. declares that the bulletin Issued from l.S
,,,r,m.ut IL by far the most thorolSh ann I'm In.
,rrrh.nslv. OF all American publications. On '"''
T1ssihlv ,h. most ambitious work or mo s."y e
ia ar. l.rf,leu hy the botanical school ana hot ny
i.,sf inter. sting feature is It's entlr" "flSt'
I'm. members 81 this school are Few OF IN" HIaIn
.,n s,ftI.ufs I'm botany. organized Tor inc pu'p"Ns
- making an extensive and syst"mhtlc sutN'y ~
,ec STATE IN. work will be- carried out uiilyl
,h. General supervision of Or. c. T. i'eSS'y ~ ~
,n. ,hi.r, 10 Investigate. first OF an th'' na ~ =
dora which IL rapidly changing v"lnS 20 w" ,rs
,l.u,rt az ih. western portions or IN" 'tl''. az,
,.s,l,s ~ m. work Will be- published IN scTlrs vi
,nnnnprapha adequately Illustrated win pat,
,,hlrh when complete. Will De issued u! one 20,
nm. nm Ter the title ~ The Flora "t Nrnr@Sha
rhi is private enterprise on the part OF th' 'll,
hers who depend for the most part upon ,nrI " ",
resources I, carry out their work for un't
a.. students there well eIulii't inl'iv-N'i,'
and theological laboratories. ana ~" l'P'lln' ~
owns one OF the largest available Heip'''"'"S III
this country. , .-o,r.h or. oIonuat 20
,r clear know lodge OF the subject me Stute! J,
Ca mis- department make frequent EXPEDITIONS III
no III. Of adding the collections III tl'
m. mos. interesting exhibit - me cN'td"'".r'l
objection ~ monsrous fossils which We're lpuili
,car tho ton Of Pine Ridge by IN" university -.
ncJi,ion two years ago This expedition, was S'nu
on, under the direction Of Professor II. ~ haI pou
he inc Hon 6 f. Morril president or tu' ho ,, i
~ Regents These fossil screws are hpSV."tuH
uno,,a is there Is no room for them III inc hIoWn
vegetable and animal world they nave hatu'd"y