New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
COLUMBIA.

The names Of the members Of the senior class or
the Columbia College Law School who are eligible
to compete the three prizes or $2O *lJo ana >W
respectively have been announced by the faculty OF
the Law School. and are as follows: g. Rosendaie
w r. Parsons L. Sturcke. f.. A. Alexander, j. f.
Bullen A. A. Cook +. f. NJ Bullowa, f. s. Brown
SON jr. ~ Ottnger, A. Knox. J. II. Hammond
and NJ IT Johnson. To be a competitor for the
prizes 1t is necessary that the student pursue the
whole course OF study required for the degree OF
Bachelor Of Laws. 1t Is also required that the
faculty certify that he has been dligent In attend
ance and has maintained d high degree OF schoar-
ship throughout his Three subjects nave
bsen assigned from which each competitor may
select his own The themes are as follows: rirst
Rights OF Persons Under Contract TO Which Iney
Are Not Parties second. Alienation interviews ana
Alienation by WIN Descent: Their Origin ana
Relation to Each Other; third. THE Liability TOT
the Malicious Exercise of Right" The subjects
have also been assigned for the essays Tor mai
honors by the professors who require them. II ne
,berns for the required essay for final honors IN
biology and botany Is THE Anaogies ana DHer-
cnces Between Animal and Plant Lie ana De'e'op-
ment" For final honors in history, The history oi
the Origin OF the Republican Party; for hnai honors
in philosophy. The Influence OF Thomas hopoes
I-pon Ethical Principles in Great Britain; for hnai
honors in physics. construction ana heoiy Vi IN
fcrent Forms Of spectroscop-s
The formation OF the New Manhattan Atheuc
Club has compelled Columbia College TO give up inc
gymnasium in the clubhouse which mas oeeh use'
for the last year two. but the college au'ho'eS
fully alive TO the necessity Of providing some place
for the students exercise In. have hred the pui''
ing at Fifty .hrstst. and Mad!son-ave, ana nave
fully equipped IT as a frst-cass gymnasium Inc
building is three-story brick and stone one orisi-
nally constructed for stable ana covers hedi''
the whole OF lot &xloO feet. room being lett TOT
only small alley In the rear. The top moor mas
been fitted up with hot and cold baths anu a'np's
locker rooms on the second floor have been placed
the chest-weghts paraiel-bars and the rest OF the
at,ings OF a modern gymnasium. The basement mas
been devoted to the use OF the crews ana the lum
ing machines are ALREADY S, IL p paef Christmas The
building will only be used until the college Is "o'e'
to It's site. .-,,. h.. h..r
preparing to make the coming season the most most
hard At work rehearsing ard individually have
taken part in several entertainments. me ~, 10
real concerts gwen b,. week. epe ana Manager f "
Shepard says that they VIII os KEPT > ouSy ueek
the clubs will give three concerts-one at the
East side House, in connection with the colese
settlement: another at the FIRST Onio dison Ave-
,erian Church and the III al tne . Ma,rSon ho
nue. Reformed Church. During the christmas non
days tho clubs VIII sks trip Wnngt .n Lake
wood and Philadelphia some time AFTER me , n,s.
civ During the Easter holidays the society VIII
produce a buresque entitled Inc bueJ" , 10
The written by tIuy W. 'dto., " -
senon class OF the school OF Arts. Kenneth
NurcSison ir also u Columbia College mas WIZ,
Ten the music David Armstrong. who was elec'eH
prcsden, OF no society last year tornd ,,nnfon
~ tho iuties OF his offce and resigned. DAVID II.
Taylor was chosen TO MI the place Inc on Ter
AT ur.sent are as follows: President i. n lay
Tor. yice-presdent. Roger Bacon; secretary anu
treasurer F. Coykendall. and manager r w
Shepard .o,,,,,, and
The season OF dinners Is fast approaching. anu
the alumni and students seem to De iu'S IA, up op
the times The alumni dinner wl De ne'a soo y"
December H. at the Hotel Brunswick. me sopn-
omore class OF the schocl OF Arts nave s ap
pointed r O. Anderson. II. Bull and |. H. stern
~ mako thc necessary arrangements for their
dinner ON December H. Eighteen members OF the
ing 10 hold their annual dinner. . -,
The freshman football team has dsoanded. nay az
ing won 80 per cent OF the games played so the
whole Interest OF the college Is centred on me
spring sports Of rowing. baseball ana track atn-
letics The prospects OF varsity crew are
brighter than they have been In many years.