New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-09
d.ba,A with Williams May 81: Craven LaycocR
'es. q; A. Green 49, and r. Il. Eaton. 70.
YALE.

yawuaven March s-Ever since Professor Bee
he's communication on the honor system was pup
ushed In THE Yale News. some weeks ago. t"''
question has been widely discussed among the STU
donts The I-nicn held debate on II on Friuay ana
I, 10 L,own that the faculty just as much In
,erested az the undergraduates. The latest feature
Is a series Of letters on the subject appearing II,
.1-he Eews' from the deans OF other colleges all
over the country The plan has been tried IN TWO
recen, scDnomore examinations. and mas WORKED au-
mlrab,v Student opinion, however. is sun dViueu
on the question ,.,,
o,,hs bae boen arranged and the following concerts
u,u ne civcn: Aprii t. Old Point Comfort Val
,nru G. Washington. D. c.; April :, Wilmington
Del and April s. Morr!stown. " j.
professor 4. ". Wrlgh;s lecture Of Tuesday even
ing on the cathode rays was delivered before III =.
COO people, and was exceedingly '''et 's""".
was Illustrated by The stereopticon and by elecrl-
,ol ox,ernen,s An interesting feature OF the !ec'-
NO r.,s tho intimation OF the professor that this
discovery might lead TO the rediscovery OF the long
los, Longitudinal waves which VIII be OF great
advantage 70 science go
Tho editors Of THE Yale Banner" for next fall
will be John MacGregor. jr.. l.. - t. L. Da''o''
'e7 and c. l.. Ilcmcnway, "a
The Law School faculty hai decided 10 anu '"o
new elective courses to the curriculum next year
One A course in NewYork practice ana PROCEDURE
IS specially designed for members OF the s'hoo' WIZ
,,,o,d 10 nroc;se in NeW-York THIS course VIII
no conducted by Yale who Is a New-forK
,ouvor IN active practice. The other course VIII DE
in Connecticut practice and procedure.
The following men have received elections 10
SIGMA \, the new scientific high-stand society
rro,, %, s. A. r. Adams f. X. Adams, {. l..
Corns r W. Huntington. W. i. Healy, J." H.
Uo,,o, \ C. Jackson. r. 5. Kirby. f.. NJ T. Ryder
l. w sniYen J. H. Tracy and {. y. Warren from
.a r : Ravens A. c. McDermott. and W. G. MOT
gan. graduates G. W. Mixter, !. X. Phelps. Is. W.
Mcfarland l.. d. Bssell j. =. Pierpont' . hi'u'
and W. j. Giles ,o,od ,or tho Vale
Harvard freshman debate 10 be held IN the rosh
Ar Museum Cambridge. the evening or MAJ
* Each side will have three representatives. "
a five minute rebuttal. 1t IS announced .hat ma,
thew are thought TO represent the debating apity v'
The nrcparatory schools. and not of the universe
ties. ~, ,.. Ao~obou team, have
hon red,iccd 10 twenty-four and Captain tluimp!,
is putting these through the hardest sor' Oh
work The exercises for the development OF .m,
wears and the practice In picking up Srouhu',u,
and sliding bases Is long and hard Batter! CAM,
dates have separate hours ana codcnlS' an 90
thouqh the ma teral Is exceptionally good II ~ s,i
100 early 10 form any iuea VI t"c nv" VIZ ~
make the team. -, -. ..oo,rr hoid N
summer or not there sixteen votes cast against
tho rroiect the sentiment IL almost soEdly In fhVoi
of II These negative votes are a Boou in"Ca va
that the matter has been carefully cohsidereo ny
versity will stand by the plan to the enh ne "a
cslon mas dled 2est 10 the work OF the Cain
dates and some OF the second crew men are hH'..
soon to get places In the first boat. ne mrs. Doa
now rows as follows: Stroke Langiord; Z. captain
Treadway: G. Iongacre: ). Sutphin; T. Rodgers D.
Beard: q Marsh. and bow. Rogers