The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-02
WHAT Is GOING ON At THE
UNIVERSITY ON THE HILL

Announcement was made I'm chapel YES
terday morning by President Faunce of
the results OF the prize exa minations IN
elementary subjects. The winners OF the
prizes with their preparatory school are
as follows: Presidents premiums I'm
Greek. the first premium 10 John =.
Sweetland. high school, harrington. II.
l.; second premium. In equal parts 70
Robert NJ. Burgess. Morgan Park acad-
envy. Morgan Park. H.. and Donald ].
Clark. high school. Portland. Me. Presi-
dents premiums in Latin. First premium
To Robert w. Burgess. Morgan Park. Ill:
a collateral first premium TO Francis A
Foster, Hope Street High. Providence.
second TO Donald J. Clark. high school.
Portland, Me. Presidents premium In
French. fist TO Donald Nicholson. high
school. Newton, Mass: second. in equal
parts TO Henry r.. Selieck. Classical High
Providence. and Clifford A. Stewart.
Classical High, Providence.
Hartshorn premiums IN mathematics
first To Robert w Burgess. Morgan Park.
III: second. to Albert NJ Ormsby Hope
High school Providence. third TO Sidney
Wilmot. Hope High. Providence.
After this announcement President
Faunce spoke q few encouraging words
relative TO the condition Of the students
who are now At the hospital He said
that ne had received word that none OF
the four students arc dangerously m. II
Is the opinion Of the board OF heaItn that
one or the students returned 10 college
with a very mild form OF the disease and
his capacity as waiter at one OF the
students boarding houses Transmitted II
to the others. President Faunce urged
all student walters 20 be particularly care
ful ne to care OF their persons. for neg
lect Of this might lead 20 serious results.
wednesday morning President Faunce
detained the seniors after chapel TO speak
to them on n few things relative to the
new year. He congratulated the class
on inaugurating the new scheme OF class
elections and on setting the example
which not only did away with the dis
graceful politics In their own election. but
which had resulted In good. clean cleo
lions I'm all tho under classes this wear.
and he said he would always remember
the class or 1905 as the FIRST class in Brown
university to accomplish that.
lie spoke of the necessity OF a dignlfed
bearing In the life Of a senior and the in
huence that a good morale IN the senior
class had on the undergraduates. he
said the standard OF an institution was
set up by the scholarship and bearing OF
Its upper class.
He also spoke OF a number OF things per-
taining 10 student life that needed
thought OF the upper classmen. ue
urged them Co be more careful ln their
limitations In the different froterniti es
saying that he had received a number OF
protests from some % the alumni thar
they did not wish 90 have their sons 81
roughly used as TO endanger life ana
health. as was certainly the case In some
fraternities this year. Reform. he said
would only come from within. and he ad-
monishcd the seniors ~ act wisely and
FOR the good OF the college IN the matter.
lie also suggested some OF the things
that the-+-euld leave as gfft. as
Is always the custom with leaving classes.
He spoke OF tho necessity Of having n
class secretary AZ me end OF
this wear. and one who would be I'm close
with the college. saying that the
success and happiness 81 class as = body
would largely depend upon 81 efficient
secretary.