The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-28
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST.

| ALE Mules OF' INTEREST,".
The Law School trials for the Harvard
debate were held Monday evening in the
Law School Building. c. p. Kitche
presided and the judges We're Professor
George D. Watrous, Professor James II
Webb and Professor Fox of the Hop
kins Grammar School,
The subject for discussion was ere
solved, That Puerto Rico be included
within the custom boundaries of the
! United States" Sixteen men presented
| themselves for trials from whom three
speakers and three alternates will re-
present the Law School in the final de-
bate at Osborn Hall. The men chosen
We're Fl. G. Eastburn, r. L. Munger and
A. Lord, e. M. Sullivan and r. P.
Stapleton.
A number of graduates of Bethany
College, Lindsborg, Kas., who are now
taking postgraduate courses at Yale,
were called together by DR.. Granville
recently, for the purpose of organizing a
Bethany Graduate association of Yale
University. A committee with DR..
Westlurd as chairman was appointed
to prepare the details. The main OBJ
ject of this association will be to en-
courage graduates of Bethany College
and other western colleges to come to
Yale for graduate work. A great deal
Of this kind of work has already been
done by instructors and graduates hail
ing from Bethany College with the re-
suit that of the class of SO taking
Bachelors degrees at Bethany College,
thirty-three per cent. are now at Yale,
and none went to any other University.
AS far as can be learned no other col
lege sends anything like as large a pro-
portion of it's graduates to Yale. This
is certainly the first association of it's
kind at Yale, and probably the only one
of it's kind in any American university.
The following schedule of tourna-
ments has been announced by the u. S.
N. l.. r. A:
April 2S.-International champion
ships at Yale, Harvard. Princeton, Co.
lumbia, University of Pennsylvania and
Chicago.
May 22-Southern championship at
Bachelors Tennis Club, Washington, D.
C.
July 9-Western championship at
Kenwood Cricket Club, Chicago Ill.
July 23-Eastern championship at
Longwood, Mass.
July 31-International championship
at ST. George Cricket Club, Hoboken,
N. J.
singles and challenge match in doubles
at Newport, r. 1.
October intercollegiate champion
ship at New Haven, Conn.
By the will of the late Professor
James Campbell, M. D., the University
has received a fund for the maintenance
of the Campbell gold medal. DR.. Camp
bell was a member of the Medical fac
ulty of the University from 1885 until
his death in November, 1899.
The medal was first offered by the
Medical faculty to the class graduating
in 1883 and has been maintained since
that time by the generosity of DIR.
Campbell. 1t is source of much salts
faction to his friends of the Medical
School that it may be continued as a
memorial of one who was an earnest
friend to the cause of medical education
at Yale.
The medal is awarded to that member
of the graduating class Who has main
tanned the highest rank in all of the
examinations of the course leading to
the degree of Doctor of Medicine
The March number of the Medical
Journal which will appear within few
days viii contain the following article:
1.-THE Conditions of Tuberculous Infec-
ton and their Control by Edward r.
M. D., Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Simple Fracture into the Elbow Joint"
by Dudley Carleton, M. D., Springfield,
Mass, "A General Theory of Sensa-
ton and Nervous Activity" by Profess !
sor Benjamin Moore.
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