New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17
NETWORK UNIVERSITY.

On Tuesday evening the college literary scrie+y,
EucIcian. held its first meeting OF the year in
Eucleian Hall. An announcement was made 10
the effect that the society could longer meet
Eucleian Hall. the university authorities wanted
the room for other purposes. II was rumorcd that
the authorities wished the library of the so~iety-
consisting of three thousand volumes stored in
the university library. \ committee of Eve vas
appointed TO solicit subscriptions from the alumni
and undergraduates for the purpose Of securing
meeting rooms and place to store the books Tae
society decided TO support The knickeyhocker''
again this year. Eighteen members we're
elected. The regular literary programme viii be
carried out in the future.
The first regular meeting OF the &ew-York Uni
versity Philosophical Club he'd We,juesi lay
evening in the meeting rooms in Gould Hall. =
decided to hold special meeting Thurs
day evening. The society is considering the a,-
visibility of holding discussion Mind and
Body"
AT the meeting of the Academy of Sciences ser
ton OF biology. on November - Dr.. +. =. Waite
who was guest Of the university biological s,a-
ton at bermuda this summer Will read a paper on
the Bermuda toad and Professor BRISTOL of New
York University, will present paper by Or. H. L.
LARK On the ecIimodeTms Of Bermuda
also the University Heights neighborhooi To- Undue.
which lies just west Of Ike Hall OF Fame 'F
An InEstand has h"en presented by few q The
M W on Ihe university library ~ the ofti.e
OF the Chancellor 1t is cur out of solid block -
breadth by three-quarters of foot in "ntb ''
Ne~-York University has Joined the College Fr-
Maryand- and Will hereafter have II" entrance ~
amlnsttlonS of its own. but will admit Ipuu -H..
certihcae OF this Board which represents the twelve
principal universities and colleges OF the Middle
Stdte' In this students living a n distance
may take examinations without coming 70 tho civ
The university Will continue its present custom -
admitting students 10 freshman standing upon the
certlh"dte or nigh schools and academies Of high
school standing. 10 whom this right Of Certifet.rt
for entrance mas been granted by the untverS y
faculty.
The total enrolment Of women in New-Yurk J-~'-
Eersity for the ihs' year was between $50 ami s--
Only five schools out of Ten enroll women students.
The fivC with the approximate nUmh~- enrolled s-a
as follows: The Graduate school. -: School -
Pedagogy, 13Si Law School ~ Summer school. -.
Women's Law Glass. 20 The five to0iS which
have no women students the College Arts
and Pure Science. School Of Applied Science. No5-
cal College. school of Commerce and the Veterinary
College.
y meeting OF the freshman class was held last
Wednesday, and the vacant offices wer, filled ~
the election of 5 Davis Moss class historian AMI
G.. l. Heath class
mass meeting OF the students held Thurs
day afternoon for the purpose OF arousinE euthus-
asm in football. The speakers were all members ~
the faculty. The who spoke ProfeSsr-
William X. Giett. Professor T. Osborn Professor
Archibald Bouton, DIR. Charles g.. Shaw and Pro-
fessor j. f Pope