The Washington times., 1902-06-01
\ EDlCNT1(NTN- OROIS-NOTTS or INTEREST TO STUDENTS
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The G.Clcuitics vhi.a now besc; the
liz cf Tho students At Columbian Uni-
vcrsiir cW.nc 20 The final examinations
WI soon be over. ard the ycunc men
9rd weDca viii cnge more be ahlr to
a5i in placid water For several weeks
Tho pupils hayr been working nigh, and
Ca preparing for the finals. and within
iha rcAi wcok ihc worry and anxiety
VIII al De over.
IN TACT. many OF the important exam
inaiicus have already been held. ana
The names cf those passing them posted
On the bulletin beard AZ the college.
OWNS o this fact the bulletin board is
the center OF attraction for the stu
dents during the day or so Immediately
following big examination. for when
the slip Of paper containing the names
of the successful candidates is posted
they arc able 70 read heir fate for the
year. and not before then
Examinations in psychology and ethics.
geology. descriptive inineralogy, astron-
omy, determinative miacralogy, and
geometry have been held and tho names
of those successfully passing them post;
ed Those who passed the eXamina-
tion in psychology and ethics were
Messrs. Isaac Allison, O. II. Safes. l.. Z.
Siles, j.. NJ Law. E. c. Marsh. q. l..
Mcintyre, Z. z. Richardson. and Miss
Snra West.
Passed in Geology.
The following students were successful
in the examination in geology: Miss F.
NJ Allen. Miss A l.. Burtt. Miss Pts
torio. Miss West, and Messrs. r. r.
Bassler, A. T. Burrows. J. d. Cleary, II
Coope. T. Fleming, ]. b. Gordon, II. c.
Jackson, G. II. Sensner, J. B. Shinn. and
ID. 3. Sterrett.
The students passing the examination
in descriptive mineralogy were Miss F.
NJ Allen. Miss a. L. Burtt. and Messrs.
a. B. Adams. r. r. Bassler. 7. A. Bart
ley. H. l. Beck. A. z. Dieterich. II. l..
Ellis. C. ". Fairbanks, G. +. Harley,
II. L. Hughes A. L. Kleberg c. A. Man
ming. W Z. Mattingly. NJ Mccullough,
=. W. hipItN. =. W. SellheT. w ".
Smelling. w. G. Steward, W. +. SUNNY.
and W c. Thorn.
Those who passed. the examination In
astronomy were Messrs. r. c. Glass, !.
Allison, II. A. Calestock, J. A. Brear-
ly. H. F. Lowe. c. II. Gates. o. l..
Mcintyre. L. G. Marsh, l.. NJ. Law, and
Victor l.. Lodge.
Examination in DetermiDative Miner
alogy.
The examinations in determinative
mineralogy were considered among the
most difficult OF the series. "'he stu
dents Of that subject entered upon The
test with fear and trembling. Those
passing were Miss A. l.. Burt, Z. s.
Bassler. A. D. Adams. F. o. Martin, NJ
Mccullough. W. o. Smelling, w. C. Stew
ard. and H. b. Wood.
Miss Lottie Relnke. and Messrs b. P
HicEox, W. A. Boyd. II. f. Lowe, and
T. o. Martin successfully passed tho
examination in Spanish. while James
Barr and II r. Lowe met with sipi-
lar victory in the French course
The faculty OF the Corcoran Scientific .
School has voted to recommend to the .
board OF trustees OF the universIty that
tho following degrees be conferred: .
Bachelor OF science in general science
Mcssrs. Victo- .. Lodge and CnnrFo ii.
Sensncr. Bachelor OF science in chem
istry-Mr Leroy ~ LaN bachelor OF
science in civil engineering Earl 6.
Marsh. Bachelor OF .iclrIc" il olactrI-
qnyfpaarsFe-- al1fegr,
and Louis L. Giles Bachrio- OF science
in language and literatl-a-Migs Sai
West.
Victorious in Geometry Test.
The number of students who passed
the examination In geometry was about
the largest yet reported as having pass
ed IN any OF the studies. Thosa who
were successful were Miss c. a. Ossire.
Miss Maud Meigs. Miss Gale. MIR Triepel
and Mes~rs. ID. NJ. Hanger. +. W. AL
bert. Little, c. r. sugg. c. ". Jones,
". f. Faustman, G. L. Kirk. Z. =
Dunston, F. L. Austin. c. G. Blakeney
Riddloberger. 4. D. Phillips. Meadz.
/. L. Smith. Zahn II. L. Sansburg. Z.
A. Adj. !. :. Rcpetti. ". ;. Sheets. f.
:. Lyman, Miller. and J. Matthews.
The dean OF the university has ordered
hat admission TO the examinations Of
The scientific SCHOOL be by ticket only
The examination in algebra and cal
,ulus viii De held tomorrow evening
The examination in Junior electricity
Mill be held next Wednesday evening.
beginning az O'Clock. !
To Open Glasses in Oratory.
Prof Rudd has announced that he will
,pcn a summer course in oratory and !
,uol!c speaking to begin Tuesday. June Z