The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-13
YALE AND HARVARD AGREE
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 ment in which he is enrolled and de- clared by him to be in satisfactory standing.
 Note.-a. No Student shall be deemed to he in satisfactory standing within the meaning of this rule if he has been dropped from his class to a lower class, or from a first year class out of the university or if he is on probation. In case he has been dropped, he must have completed satisfactorily one entire years work, before he shall be eligible, unless he shall in the meantime have made up all of the deficiencies which stand in the way of his restoration to his original class.
 b. A student whose college work is satisfactory but who has been declared by the dean to have been dropped on account of sickness or entrance condi- tion shall be considered eligible under this rule.
 c. A student. who by reason of his probation or deficiency in his studies is not eligible will not become eligible by entering another department of the uni versity, until after he has completed satisfactorily one entire years work.
 Rule 2-No student shall be eligible for a university team unless he is an undergraduate or has been in attend ance one full academic year at the uni- versity.
 Rule 3--No undergraduate who has ever played in an intercollegiate contest upon a university team of another col lege shall play upon university team until he has resided one academic year at the university and passed the an- nual examinations upon a full years work.
 Rule 4-No student who has not pass ed an entrance examination shall be eligible until he has resided a year at the university and has passed satisfac- torily in course equivalent to that re- uuired of candidates for a degree in the department of which he is a mem- Der.
 Rule 5-No student shall represent one or more universities or colleges in athletic contests for more than four academic years. A student shall be considered to have represented his uni versity if he has taken part on uni versity team in any intercollegiate con- test which was on the official schedule or regularly advertised, or where gate money was charged.
 Note.-In this rule the term college includes all institutions named in the lists of colleges and technogolical schools In the last report of the United States commissioner of education as re- yised by the committees.
 Rule 6--No student shall be eligible who shall have received, in order tc enable him to take part in or for par ticipation in, or for teaching any form of athletics, any pecuniary gain ol eraolument whatever, with the single exception that he may have received from his college organization. or from any permanent amateur association o1 which he was at the time regular member, the amount by which the eX- penses incurred by him in representing his organization in athletic contests eX. ceeded his ordinary expenses.
 Rule No student shall be nlem- Der of a freshman team or crew except one who has never before attended an" other college or university and who is a member of the first-year class and ir his first year of residence, and in satis' factory standing.
 Rule 8.-Each captain shall submit tc the other captain, in writing, at least three weeks before their contest, a list of his men. No protest against any man shall be considered unless sent by registered mail at least two weeks be- fore the contest in which the man is tt take part.