New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
IIARVGR I'D.
TIE long DESIRED CHANGES II TIE AlB'Ahi
70 BE MADE-STATUs OF TIE FOOT
HAII. QUESTION.

nAII. QUESTION.
Ca:nbrdca. March % (spec!lD.--ju.t what viii be
thc outcome o. tae footOa. aGltaton at Harvard
IS pretty hard - predict. TIE faculty has given
.ts manifesto. ana thc Athlete Committee mas d'-
cared that 1t WI b. ts-ne OF Office soonr: 'haA
retreat .ron ihe position wA.cA i took in ~ It.-
ter. The only tNing now 70 DO s - appeal u '"'
corporation. Tbs bod IS composed 81 seven men
jJrity OF whom according 20 9ol anlNo'i'.'
are inclined to look 1t. hc matter in The same Hba'
az the Athletic Con,ai;tce. ~ any rate Il Is ha'u
10 acr how the corro.at.on can favcr such meas
ire the faculty insis's upoV. for the rlui'.o"
handed down year by year among un1ffg''u'"''H
s that this scI-same body never adopts any Nv"
measure without unanimous 'ote' anu -'"y'
Henry Tn, lI,gcnson. one Of the number. J" ''e
donor OF soldiers Fled where the Hdi'e9 -
paved and Is firm supporter Of the game me
students have not even yet rfihquiShe" W.
tina: football is safe. Captain hr"W'f mas -, VI
his spring squad as & squad. thonSh IN nun '
who composed it are still training IN Gre wa " a."
other There is Consd orab.e tax OF "'
inc or students Professor De SamlchTas; IN one
~ bis lectures on Thursday gave talk on ne
question in which he advised the S'u''"7 "'' !"
have such 4 meeting +; would enrage N" iacul1.
~. The renlv given him is that the faculty has
dow. what It has done. AMI has been deliberate
,b,,, T. Moreover. the students feel that Some
,ro,,bors OF the faculty have msrcpres 'nted them
on, professor 70. instance is reported TO hay
saiG that fournf'hs of the mon in his classes were
opposed to football. On n pa with that was
professors temeriiy in quoting editorial support
ng the faculty, this editorial having been written
by student VINO boasts nevcr having ATTENDED an
athletic contest With matters IN this chaotic state
it is safe to predict nothing.
The VARSITY crew has now been on The river OYER
week steadily. with The exception OF or" day
when he wind was too strong. There have boon IT,
cvcrybCly's surprise. changes in the makeup 81
the crew. The makeup OF the eight has been:
Stroke, HOLSTER: l. Stevenson; :. Shepard; >. Per
imllard The freshman c~ew has been going stead
lily down hill. The same oil cry Is hogiHnin% 10 ID.
heard, that they have no coach. Mr Iega'c Wa
thcv have been leaI6rlcss, At last Mr. Kidder. Il
Harvard graduate aad coach. has been secured as
coach for the freshmen Under him the crew Is eN-
The varsity nine was reduced 70 about trent
candidates last week. Outdoor Work ha- prsuni
without interruption for the r"st OF the season.
rhe schedule As announced meets with General sat
lar work N coaching thin week .,,o rco1,,,
For several wears professors and students have
rIa,rored FOR ,hem There never have been any sh's
incs. There were too many books FOR the room an!
to poCr accommodations for readers. Hut now me
wci'o news is made public The changes viii be
completed during the summer. by hu.i1ing ncoG
ro9r1 VII, be divided into two stories the lower %
which Will be converted into 1 stack eniir'N ile-
proof which viii accommodate l50Vo volumes. The
room Nth more airy alcoves better tables and "a a.
chairs Between NE present ceiling and the roof
mere IS a vacant space Of nf,een fec, This COLI
ing viii be torn down. 50 tnat the rev room VII!
he ct least ., high the Oh. - night The rsal-
in,.-roonl VII he oDen and illuminated with mean
descent eloctrc lights The library Increases at An
avcrag" rate Of 1900 volumes year. OBVIOUSLY.
with re present great accumulation ~ Unsackci
books the new space wifi soon be consumed. When
this comes about. the proposed pan - TO TURN me
whole of what Ic the reading MS well 2s
the empty space between the ceiling ani the root
INTO a stack. BY this change. 5000 additional vol
usres N all could be put away. The library - pre-
en contains about iO)000 volumes, so It wou'd rave
to more ;han double before 1t could nj up inc