New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
nv THE LOCAL. COLLEGES.
COLUMBIA.

COLUMBIA.
The students Of Columbia College, once '"v.e So
hack to regular work last week Ire e'e''s
Zach dav were diversified by the students .! MN -
, ,r,o,cnt trims to the bulletin boards, 10 see
whether or not they had succee"ed III p"s9''o Wv
examinations. and. liz the case OF the s'u"e"'
school of Arts. 20 what rank Trey nH' 'e
rho princpal inc.dentof the week Tor 'he Aei'o "
the school of Arts was the election oil '"e" o.,
dav officers and committee. The election was ios
80 so,,c Of tho places being WEI, contested, ahd'
T., ,h, course az IT, the Seniors once more reuiteu
from, al departments. had fun whch 'e''.'' 'e''
,bon, Of their Freshman days. The Officers e'eo'e'
were as follows: Na.edlco:ian. SAephelu N"'Pp'
ir. historian, Alder; Capron philips P's' "'7'"e
Uoyell Daiy: prophet, Campbell! Erie LOCKE pIeHe"-
,,i,,, orator lanes Fuller Berry: o1ist George
s;toinslaus Comet; committee. H. NJ SArady' tdu'
Aruitage j. T. Bencaid, w. ". Cook H. . I'm,
erson and J. p Grace. The class-day exercises WIN
talk. mace in commencement week. cary III June
Th seniors are now hard at WORK on "a nn Msreh t.
Now that the annual concert OF the H W.,
cety is over The socety WIZ ubch yill be given
Easter week at the Manhattan Au,ie Wa,nnre
t.arry 9j Arts and is called, Joan Of Arc or NE
Monarch. the Maid, and the Minstrel" At,er tn ne
I:roolSlyn' New Haven, Baltimore and Phadepnia:
Much objection was raised last year ~ tn on The
eromnd bat il was not an undergraduate orsanza,.
ton The play this year. however VIII be thoTouS's
~
the Musical society, reinforced by students rom h he
undcrgraduate body az large The proceeds OF tne
presentation in NewYork Will 20 to me C9 as ara
Athletic Union Members of the class OF 3o . "a.
also busy lust now, rehearsing for the pTouu ~,
of 'I'hcaCo or None but the Grave DeSeiN' ,.c
Fair" This play written by TWO MENU i ~, ;
of the class and will be given on March }, ~ Wy ~.
Manhattan Athletic club Theatre the proceeuS 10
20 toward liqu.datng the class deot ~ ,,..,. -,
The second lecture in the series on Pr0p e, vi
Modern Evolution" by Professor Henry r. Oso2rn'
Of tho Biological Department was given Oh
day Afternoon in the Law School The usual Inur o,
dav afternoon lecture in French was not sNrn
last week but instead there was lecture IN iuanian
on Italian statesmen by Mr.. Speranza. instructo,
in the Department OF Romance. Language aiiu
literature Professor Nicholas Murray Butler
dean of the School OF Philosophy. Is to be IN llcn-
mOnd Vt this week. On February g. ne VIII MAKE
an address on Some Phases of Present t.duca.
tional Problems i'm Europe" before the department.
OF sIper!n;endence OF the National Educational AZ
aociation in session there The next PUBIC cGiu1
given under the auspices of the Columbia 'olese
pho oera phical Society will be on Nedhes-
dag evening in Hamilton Hall by Professor JOIN Thn
x Rces on Astronomical Photography. ne
agitation over the method of teaching history at
Columbia which has been conducted by one OF inc
UNDERGRADUATE papers. has produced some erect
slight change in the method Of teaching mas peen
made by one OF the Instructors this term. ana
several new vii! be opened to juniors next
year By the history department.