New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03
THE RULE AS TO COLLEGES
WHAT THEIR GRADUATES MUST DO ~
ENTER THE EAR.
rc,o ,ppr1c,vrs WHO HAD BEEN REFUSED
SUCCEED IN SATISFACTORILY ANENpIN"
,ryIrtR PAPERS.

Two APPLICANTS WHO HAD BEEN NEfu"l'p
SUCCEED IN SATISFACTORILY AMENDING
THEIR PAPERS.
Tho action Of Presiding justice Van Erunt In re-
tecting dipomas from wcli-knowA colleges ana UNI
verslties under the requirements OF 'uie ""0'
has Just gone into force concerning a'''''''''' "
the Ncw-York bar. viii, Il seems, p:'p'''| I'9"''
merely in the adoption Of new fora D' ''' -
Of Regents Of the Univ rs;y Of the STATE oi N'"
York This form will be- flied up Ill '"e ''p"-'' "
any applicant for admission 20 the bar N"' H-".
entitled thereto and via certfy that i'' i't'N 90
Regents has registered the institution from "''0'
the applicant may have been graduated as man
tanning satisfactory standard Of education. ms
certificate will then be aitich'A 10 '''c "ir.'
for examination as an attorney.
The Modification by The Tribune on Thursday -aSI
of the fact that Judee Van Eruat had deemed -
pass applicants who had presented diI-'hia lSS"
by several wcll-known colleges, lnc.l'in' l-'''"'
and Yale aroused considerable interest III 'v8i'
circles IL was recognized. of course, ihat tAe r.
ouirement was technical although mandatory ulyC,,
tne JuuseS ,h COLLEGES or 10 the applicants tnem-
selves This requirement has been quietly ElhS ~
walt for. 10. these three years ana IL was r,V hn
denness of us eniorfgnc ta,,s .1'' '''N
Two of those whose applications 70 ps aiio"el
TO take the examinations were refused hape i ~
ceeIed i'm so amending their papers as SUD- tanl'ag
to comply with the new requirement; anu - Tc
will have the privilege Of Appearing "ci"ie ri
Fxamning Committee today. In potn cases PtI-
eorol letters were secured from the Htid Oh ut'
examinations Department of the Board OF IIcsGnt3
al Albany saying that the Regents mad recokl%tu
certain diplomas issued 10y me lh5 hib mouab
question as representing standard hlSh ehousIi
10 entitle their holders to the privileges iccorut
10 college graduates under the genera uleS Vi te
Court of Appeals. These letters backed mp by am
davits and other documents, Were accepted ny
Judge Van Brunt satisfactory. Inc inStituNons
thus passed upon were Harvard ana the University
of Wooster. al Wooster. Ohio = ,,.a... ,,i,,
II is not likely that the Board OF Regents VIII
care TO get into the habit Of writing personal letters
FOR use i'm like applications In the future ana ny
The time the next GTist of young attorneys Is
ready the secretary of the board VIII undouDtedIE
have a lot of handsome blanks, IN which need
be written only the Of the institution ana the
signature OF the secretary or other olHclal ENcn
then that official may get weary ny th1 ullc ne idS
ccrti6ed for the hundredth time that Harvard 3lc
and Princeton stand pretty well up in the edu-
cationa line. ,., - M, -
1t has been suggested that the registration or COZ,
leges which is required under the new RUE VII
not make action necessary On the part OF inc cor
ieges themselves. but that their standing VII De
ascertaned by the Regents on their own Nohu9M
# in any case that mas not already been sum
GENTLY looked into by them should TINS ID any
Instance not be attended to by the Regents' the
first graduate OF the neglected INSTITUTION no
wishes to become n New DIRK lawyer VIII nave 10
bestir himself in his colleges behalf