Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-15
BULLETINS SPECIAL YALE LETTER
Basebal Team Showing Better Form-Race With Second Harvard Varsty Urged Club Study Intesnation- al Affairs Organized Advantages Offered at Yale

race. more incentive for work. that a race with second Harvard university crew is being urged by the Yale row ing officers It is a two mile race, as proposed. and if adopted it will, in time, supplant the old varsity four pared race over the two miles from the Navy Yard up to the Ferry.
 In lover ora anixed. Vale, a new club was organized the other night by which the men of the university should be drawn into taking a more intelligent interest in international affairs, and incidentally into getting into touch with each other and the students of other universities at home and abroad. Its name, the International Polity club. suggests the aim of studying foreign affairs. and as part of a great move ment toward this sort of thing in the great English universities. it is like ly to become a most important Yale organization 1t was formed as a result of the recent visit of Norman AngelI, the prominent English peace advocate.
 Yaie's showing in the dual track
 meet with Princeton Saturday was considerably better than was expected, for only one of the thirteen first places was won by the Princeton athletes and Yale rolled up a score of S7 2-5 to 16 3-5. Yale took all three places in the 100 yard dash. the 220 yard hur- dies, the high and broad jumps. and the hammer throw. Out of the field events, Princeton secured only 1 3-5 points. In the two mile, after a stiff race Yale took the two leading places,
 but Princeton showed strength in the mile. which gave the Orange and Black its only first place.
 When Yale goes up to Harvard on
 Saturday for the Cambridge dual meet
 therefore. the prospects are pretty
 hy-iey o1+ H. "a fight than with Princeton Then
 in two weeks at Cambridge the inter
 collegiate will be held and here Yale
 has a better outlook than for several
 years past
 After their class party at Morris
 Cove last week, some of the seniors
 Inaugurated the custom of wearing
 their sailor costumes around the
 campus during the succeeding days. When it came to appearing in class
 room in white trousers and jumper
 most of the instructors made no ob-
 jection. But in the case of Professor Parr there was remonStrance and he caused it to be made known that the senior members of his German classes would not be favorably re- ceived in the informal attire. The ire of the upper classmen being aroused at this objection to their comfortable costume, they plotted revenge upon the instructor. The result appeared when the seniors, one after the other, In solemn file entered the professor s classroom decked out in dress suits, high hats and canes. But since then what has been termed "an honest ef- fort at economy and democracy" has suffered a slump and there are not so
 many naval clad forms rolling about the campus. Perhaps 1t Is because exams are only two weeks off and the seniors have important matters before their attention
 Important and instructive and opti- 1 mistic are the articles in a series beinq tages offered in the graduate and pro- fessional schools of Yale university. Dean Henry Wade Rogers finds that ! the Law school at Yale, all things considered. is the most desirable place | for the undergraduate to pursue his studies. Aside from the fact that un- der the combined system of law and academic studies student can obtain | the degree in Arts and that in Law in | six years, the dean calls attention to the law library of 10000 volumes. to | the golden opportunity now offered, l while the higher standards of entrance requirements keep the student list l temporarily low, of getting individual | instruction and to the fact that the Law school will next year reach the | high water mark in the efficiency of | its teaching staff.
 | For the Medical school Dean Blumer ! has shown this week the opportunity | of likewise combining academic and | medical school work and the benefits
 of university affiliation, of the ample
 clinics in New Haven and of the chance for students in the small class | es to get more thorough work The | school Is placed in the A-plus class by
 the Council on Medical Education.