New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
COLUMBIA SUMMER SCHOOL.
Lectures Begin TO-day-Large Staff OF
Regular Faculty.

Registration for the fifth summer session OF
Columbia University began yesterday morning
and the lectures viii begin to-day. Registration
has been rather slow. owing TO the Intervention OF
q holiday. and will not be complete until to-day.
The number who registered yesterday was BOO
II IS not expected that the attendance VIII be as
large as last year. as the National Education As
ISOLATION which always affects the attendance OF
the summer schools in its neighborhood meets al
ST Louis this summer. Last year it met IN Bos-
ton and Harvard and Columbia enrolled an IN
usually large number OF students in consequence.
Columhia's enrolment was nearly one thousand,
coming as usual, from every state in The ONl'I-'
As Well from Canada, Cuba, Mexico ana even
Japan. Fifty Per cent Of the number Were te'''i.-
ers. and in spite Of the large number OF siulehiS
from distance. they constituted only half Of the
whole body, the rest being from the city.
The faculty Of the summer school lncluCes her
bert Vaughan Abbott ana Franklin Thomas Baker.
English Maurice Alpheus BigeiOw. nature study,
Russell Burton Opitz. physiology; Richard El|ood
dodge. geography, James ofddest,r Esbert. 5r-,.
and Nelson Glenn McCrea, Latta Charles Herbert
FarnsW0rth. music, Livingston Farran1 anthro-
pology; Amadeus William. Gratiau, geology; VIII
fam HaIock, physics; William Addison Hervey,
German: Louis AUguste LOisseauX Romance IAN
guaSos and literature: James Maclay ana Csssius
jackson Keyscr mathematics; John Ayres Mac
Eannee and Paul Monroe, education: GeorE" Louis
MeylaI physical education. Edmund How'd Miller,
chemistry; Rudolf Tombo. jT., German; Hermann
r. Nute, domestic science. and Frederick J. e
Woodbridge. philosophy. These are of the regular
st4f Of the university Lectures VIII also he given
ly Lewis Burton Alser, professor Of pedagogy IN
Inc University - Michigan Charles Sears Bald
win assistant professor o. rhetoric Yale Uni
1erstyf Jessie Hub5el Bancroft. assistant dl-
rector Il physical education In the public schools
q NCW-York City; Charles Hubbard Judd, u the
lal. psychological laboratory; Calvin Y. Kendall
superintendent Of the public schools of Indianapolis
William Seymour Monroe, professor Of psychology
and pedagogy in thu Massachusetts State Normal
s-hoc,. Arthur Charles Rowland. professor Of his
llE - mo University OF Pennsylvania. and Will
- i!ov Smith. associate professor Of history in
BTyn Nagr College.
Inc usual excursion q historical sites and 10
lac museums Of Inc eity VIII be- under lhe direction
% benjamin r. Andrews, supervisor II the ECu-
cailonal Museum Of the Teachers College. and VIII
o. gin On saturday with trip to West Point. ON
the following Saturday. july j.. the annual Iry
ing pilgrimage 10 the grave and home 81 wash
ington Irving Tili take place. On July . there
VIII be an excursion 10 SeabriEl't. I'D on July 20
and August tho Metropolitan Museum Of Art
ma the American Museum of Natural History will
BE- visited
The officers Of the summer school are Nieholts
Murray Butler. president Of the university. James
l2rl Russell. dean Of Teachers College, and James
Cai1oster Egbert director OF the summer Session.