Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-21
ELECTION OF "LIT., EDITORS

Two Psi Upsilon Men, Two d. X.
K. Men and Oae "NOn-Frat' j.,
man-Denison, Hgde, White, Tay-
Tor and Hendrick. All OF '95, Are
the Lucky men-Sclentifc school
observation-disclosures for College Pub.
tcations-GeneraiN News.
A second meeting of the junior class
was held in 1910 Old Chapel last evening
at 7 O'Clock for the purpose of eleeting
the editors of the Yale Literary Magazine
for the ensuing year. Ralph D. Paine '94,
chairman of the present board, presided.
The nominations were made as follows:
Y. Henderson, B. J. Hendrick, r. 8.
White, @. @. Hyde, W. A. Delsno, E. 9.
Taylor, R. s. Baldwin, L. Dennison, W.
A. Moore. E. F. Elmore, E. N. Weyer. |
On the ina' ballot the following were de- |
clared elected Lindsay Dsnison '95, of |
Washington, D. G., Pei Epsilon man;
Burton J. Hendrick '95, of New Haven,
"non-frat." man; Charles @. Hyde of Chi
cago, Ill. D. K f. man; Emerson G.
Taylor '95, of Hartford, Conn, . Pei Upsi.
lon man; Raymond s. White 80, of New
York city, D. K E man. So Psi Upei-
Ion has two men, d. K. E. two men and
non-traternal men one representative.
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL MAGAZINE.
A meeting of Shelf. junior class was held
| last evening at O'Clock in 81 North
Sheffield hall, to decide upon organizing
magazine in the Sheffield scientific depart
ment. II. 8. Waite '95 8. presided. The
| committee which had bsen appointed some
| time before to consider the advlsability of
IL nhJ Dad
| q constitution. Both the constitution and
report were accepted and the chairman
was instructed to appoint committee of
five who should name twenty men, from
| whom the class ehah choose seven men at
another meeting, who should act as editors
OF the magazine. The following committee
was then appointed: Stevenson, Feeter,
RJbinson, Hamlin and Adams.
NEW EDITORIAL ROOFS.
A short description of the new edi-
torisl rooms in the White dormitory,
which is now under process of construc-
ton, may be of interest. In drawing up
the plans for this dormitory Mr.. White
had four rooms of sufficient size for con-
venience set apart In the basement of the
building, to be used as editorial rooms for
the Lit, Record, Courant and News.
Great progrsss in the finishing of these
rooms have bssn made lately and every
effort is bsing made in order to complete
them go that they may bs occupied.
The different rooms are all to be fin
ished in oak, with wainscoting on the
sides of the rooms up to four feet from
the floor. Everything Is to be made as
convenient as possibls, there being plsees
for files of papers and pigeon holes and
drawers. Window seats are to be placed
on the sides of the rooms toward the cam
! pus aud the rooms will be splsndidly
heated ia winter by radiators. Desks and
chairs are to bs furnished and also letter
, boxes.
All the rooms are on the campus side OF
| the building and in the basement.
The first aud corner room toward Elm
street Ia to be used by the Record. 1t Is II
the first entry aud on the left hand side at
one enters the hallway. This room is 15l
= 10 and has large window on both the
south and east sides of the room. On the
, east side is large window seat and a'st
r | there 10 one on the Pouth side. Under the
+ | window on the Elm street side fs lsrgs
|, desk for the use IF the editors and q larg,
a | round table four feet in diameter occupies
4 | the center of the room. Ga the north aid.
a | of the room Ia a large CASE with sliding
I doors in which files of papers will b
g kept. The entrance Is on the north side
On the other side of the hallway, dir Q 1T
e ly opposite, will be the Lit Office, which
will be fifteen feet square. This room II
n smaller than any of the others. A larg,
v window seat will be placed along the east
i, ern side of the room, directly under tn,
t two windows, and on the southern eid
r will be desk aud a lounge. The case fol
a files will be on the north side and lsrg'
"A table will b. situated In the center of tn
d room. The entrance is on the west side
4 The next room will bs the Courant ofics
d This will be finished much the same as tn
d | other two rooms and is the same sizs a
the Record room There will be largt
l. window on the east side and also seats OF
4 for files and center table will b the sam
It as In the Lit. room. The entrance will b
on the south side.
The News Offices are in the same entr
as the Coursnt Office. These will be tn
largest of them all and will consist of thre
. roome-general room, private ofics to b
used by the editor-in-chief aud the Alumni
Weekly Office.
10 The entrance will bs on the north eide
It room and the Alumni Weekly Office, and 1
14x20 On the eastern eide is the windo,
ssa.. and In the center large obloD
table. Seats are also along the wester
wall. Immediately to the left, through
10 small entry between case for files an
:. the wall, Ia the entrance to the editor
~ Office. This Office ia 7x9, and on the mort
% side is the letter box where contributor
may leave their articles. On the npposit
side of the general room Is an Office fo
; the Alumni Weekly exclusively. Ther
l uufl ha tuu, DO kIo khnr
- eide of the room. Bstwssn the genera
:. room and this Office there is an oak an
: glass partition.
u These rooms when finished will be tb
: finest college paper offices of any and viii
surely be great improvement over tn
present ones. Everything which will ad
, to the comfort of the editors is to be pre-
: vided and the work facilitated in ever
possible way.
A. A. P. Z. MEETING
!, The ninth annual convention of tn
!. American Association for the Advance
ment of Physical Education will be held il
4 New Haven on April 5, and z. Th
g meetings will be in the Yale gymnasium
}. and in Dwight hall. The program TO
# each day is as follows:
a Thursday, April 5-Morning session. q
The discussion of scientific matters per
tanning to physical culture; (2) an exhibi
ton of anthropometrio Instruments, con
9 Quoted by DR.. Hitchcock of Amherst
Afternoon session; Residing of papers b
eminent people on topics of semi popula
,: character concerning physical training
" Evening session: An illustrated lecture b
thu president, DR.. Sargent of Harvard.
Friday, 6th-MorninR session: Q) Rspor
: of the literature of physical training of tn
past year By Mr.. Hsrtwell of Boston; e
= practical gymnastics, conducted by MI
= Arnold of the Yale medical school. Afte.
g noon ssslon: Continued readings on phys
ical training. Evening session: A gymnas
tic exhibition illustrating different school
ct gymnastics, such as Swedish, German
|. and American. This will be given in tn
It Yale gymnasium and will be of special in
Il terest to all public school teschers
= Saturday, 7th-Final meeting; election
:. of officers and discussion of general busi
II ness
! Among those who will read papers ar
+ DR.. Anderson of Yale, DR.. Scripture o
Yale, DR.. Hsrtwell of Boston, DR.. Moshe
I of Brooklyn. Dr. Hitchcock of Amhere
and DR.. Harris, United States commission
or of education.
The association now numbers 900 snt
the April meeting ia expected to be tn
g largest ever held.
LIFE OF WILLIAM A BUCKINGHAM
> 1.-THE Life of William A. Buckingham
has just issued from the press of the H
+. Adams company, publishers, of Spring
, field, Mass. This volume was written BY
!, tho Rev Samuel q. Buckingham, D D., Of
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