New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
YATr UNIVERSITY.
SPECIAL COURSES FOR TEACHERs-GRow-
ING INTEREST ~ TALES HISTORY

ING INTEREST ~ YALE's HISTORY.
Nsw.Have- Conn. oct s-An departments Of
TIE university are n0w formally opened the regis
rst.or e practically complete and the total
ro,rsr- VII soon ~ announced. A. stated in The
Tribune the college year opens suspiciously with
decided Increase IN The attendance.
Tts teachers courses begin on October : This
Il their fourth year. and. they are certainly one
O., the most important Of the new departures f.
re university and show IN 2 striking way Yale's
Interest n the secondary schools q Is well worth
v-ns % s-ste briefly their object The courses are
gwen during he fall and winter terms. the lectures
coming .-r--ably on Saturday morning. when the
Schools az u9t IN session. ard tho hours are placed
age enough f-- those who attend 70 come 70 New
Haven e-1r- rh- surrounding towns. The railroads
cHar reduced rates 20 members = the course.
--s-e a-e ~ examinations and 10 degrees are
given TIE .-s Or instruction tor NO courses %
EEL Lessons EACH one in the fall and one II the
v-l,s- -s-m IS but ~ n connection with the
s-.-a. Instruction given lines q reading are
marked ..t -o supplement the classroom work
ere v,er4rs- g. r. possible The subject Is illus
-.a-s. -- c-e-ts or models or by aboratorv ex-
10 7----ts - e-15y and II teaching and thA
u,1i- ann 70 f-A course Is 20 make The university
acior r. ssconqaTy es siger. 0y s Ing
.o-rs-s -ass access 70 The libraries the museums
,.@ at- ~ .ors-in fact. he "a lipnent or lale
s placed - tref- isposal
he courses arc changed yearly 81 NAT teachers
amour rea' f5r tais year shows that some or the
s-'-ses- members % the faculty. are 70 De en-
go m ,-s work. Professor WiiiisT 9 sumner
er--- course lr The Science o. socety and
Professor ~ SAM = Blackua1 one on ! ne Lit
s-1---e 80 -1ol1 lozv." Professors George NJ Dun
el- and [ Hershey Sheath lecture on Educa-
--ai Fsycr9-3gy. and The Educa tional Iheory- ~
IN --s..-y Professor Arthur NJ Wheeler has a
-os-ss on che Great Powers Of Europe ard Their
- gators p--t The United States. anc Pro.essoTT
t-"t-- Bourne lectures on American Polircsi
1.s'1-r ir E~Fhsh literature Professors ma l.
= Lew $40 Henri a. Beers ofer courses So.
professor FlsreI r. Chiftender. director 81 ne
ecitrr-c sr-c1i hss course q experiITl - "a.
-'fs ~ 81 ecfe5 chapters IN physioloey NJ Is
or-st a-colr- Slows how important Work ! sle -
.,Is Wis SINGLE instance for secondary "lu,a-
W. -ra c.r~-e- IRE lsrgelv attended
N''1 t1e Preparations fo- me oicen'ennial rs
ne growing interest IN Yale history q In eeI-
= hes been recently held g. Old savhrook wner e
laf was founded 20 ar for erecting IneIllor "a
=. r. -r- building n which he J aie p p
-sia'e sch0o. vas organized. N l79- ms on-.l
given ~ ne college IN i70 was for IIle..n
Ears tle home - yale Professor Hart q IIlnliy
ese ard u~ A ( CheesebOrough. OF say oro9h
a. n charge - the undertaking. The memoir a
DA b. Completed and formally dedicated ~ tnS
ne e, Pho hcertenrial celebratlon " g., 3D..
-e one topic in uuderzradlate circis@ > "
halgirs parade II VIII be reviewed oy ~.
.--ss o. f,e college and every eTort IS oelhf I-'
'e7A ~ make e. p imposing a1alr.