The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-11
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
Rules Governing the Students Pub
lie Enterprises.

The faculty at a recent meeting passed the
Following new rules:
No student shall play upon any university
team, in any contest, unless he is a student of
the university. regularly registered and in
good standing.
No student organization shall use the words
Brown University" OF either Of them, as a
part Of its name before the public, unless IL
has received permission from the committee.
No performance shall be given for the bene-
III OF q university organization unless the
project In ali it's details has been canvassed
ana approved by this committee.
No graduate students, except those that are
fully In residence, shall be competitors in
any contest.
No student shall play upon any university
team who has already played four years on a
similar college team.
No undergraduate coming from another
college shall play upon any university team
until he has besn one year In residence.
No student shall take part in any perform
ance Of nm organization using the name %
Brown University until this organization has
sent TO the committee a copy Of its oonstitu-
tion. and has further complied with the regu-
iations of the committee by sending to the
secretary "A list OF the possible participants in
each performance.
Banjo clubs shall submit for approval 10 the
committee all dates for proposed concerts be-
fore determining the same.
Not more than three match games OF base
ball or football for any one week, or three
appointments for performances by any uni
versity organization for any one week, or
any games necessitating absence from col
lege exercises for two or more consecutive
days. shall be arranged without the consent
of the chairman of the committee.
To say that the football game of last Satur-
day was highly satisfactory to the students
would be expressing the true college senti-
ment In the mildest terms. The demonstra-
tions of Saturday after 5 o'clock are n slight
testimonial OF the height of college sentiment.
The game was a hard'fought contest from be-
ginning 10 end, and there are no unsa:isfac-
tory "reminiscences Of either poor referee
ing or smuggling. In fact, tho game was
remarkably free from the latter, considering
that Yale's reputation was at stake, and that
the contest was so even. No unmsnly or
cowardly means We're resorted 10 by either
team to pull out a disgraceful victor, 10 was
n model contest. Tho Brown men all came
out OF the game In as good condition rs they
went IN, and tho Yale men did the same, ex-
cept lhorne, who reeivecd a slight cut on the
tace. This, however. was acknowledged by
both Yale and Brown to have been purely nc
oidental. This contest by no means closes tho
great games OF the season for Brown. Novem-
Der 10 the eleven will line up against Cornell
struggle before her now. Cornell has a
powerful team, as will be seen from the
result of the Princeton Cornell contest. 60.
November %. Brown will face West Point at
West Point. This also will be a hard fight.
For the past two years Brown has beaten West
was a hnrd'earned victory. West Point is still
stronger this year than last, and tho wearers
OF the brown and white will have TO hustle.
On Thanksgiving will occur the Dart
mouth game at Providence. The Brown men
are very conhden 81 victory. and all sorts of
Bulls" ia the New York World, saying that
Brown was the only small college In Dart
mouths class" THIS statement was made
before the brown.Penn game. T