Putnam patriot., 1915-05-28

 Eew Haven. -4t che meeting Of the afe corporation decision vas made 70 esnlHemorata the t@o HuHdraatH an- a|Fersarg Of ths removal 0f fale col fsea from say8ro0E 70 New Haven in October. l116. by appropriate ezercises u October. 1gI5. H is probable that .He Huleth anniversary of tBe fale school oI the Fine Arts. the arst sep- artely organized department of art in- struetioa lH any American university, VIII be celebrated at the same time. 4 committee was appointed consisting of the secretary Of the university as chairman. Rev Dr. Anderson 0f Wood mont. Eli Whitney of New Haven, Pagssn Merrill ef New York city, Vance Mccormick Of Harrisburg. the dean of the college the director Of the School of the Fine Arts and the H. brarian Of the university To plan for these anniversary exercises. II has been suggested thatt he celebration include among other features hist0r- ical addresses and exhibitions. and q commemorative historical pageant i'll the Tale bowl.
 One Of the most interesting actions taken by the corporation vas the es- tablshment of 8 September reading term. The following memorandum on this subject was approved.
 In accordance with the custom at Cambridge university, t Is proposed to establish a reading term in Yale college next September. students in attendance will be free from the or dinary routine of college appoint ments and from payment gf extra tu- itIou lees. but they will be expected 10 conform to the standards of con daet required of them during the reg ular term and will be subject to the jurisdiction of the dean.
 .It Is expected that members of the faculty will cooperate to make the reading term success. Their early return ls entirely optional, but they should encourage students 10 apply 10 them before the summer vacation for advice regarding couses of special reading or study.
 Tn the first week Of June list will be prepared. as full and complete as possible. of subjects for prize compe. ttlons open to Yale students during the academic year next following; containing not only statements Of prize subjects offered at Yale. but of prizes offered by outside societies for which Yale students may be interested to compete This will be published in the University Bulletin Accompany Ing this VIII be a statement of the hours al which the university library is open during vacation.
 The dean of the college is author izad 70 announce that on the Tuesday following Che Hrst Monday in 5eftem. Der rooms in the college dormitories Rlll De opened to occupants who can mranh his ouice good reasons for ap plying for them, on paying their shara oG the regular rental to cover ianitor's expenses. etc.
 sThe following may apply for rooms.
 @i Students wishing 10 compete for any of the prizes specified
 .2 Students wishing to make pre- paratiou for honor thesis or to pur sue special lines of work approved by the faculty
 .S Students wishing to anticipate a course of college study under the rules prescribed in the college catalogue.
 "4. Students who have business iD connection with university organiza ton, like Dwight Hall or the college journals. which gives them regular oe cupation.
 "5. Students approved by the bureau of appointments as making serious ef fort to secure means of self.support.s
 Assistant Professor John Clayton Tracy C. E.. was promoted to a pro. fessorship of structural engineering in the Sheffield Scientific school with membership in it's governing board. and William Kent Shepard PhD.. at present instructor in mechanics and strength Of materials. was promoted to an assistant professorship oi strength Of materials
 The only new appointment announe, ed k that Earl A. Saliers, Ph.D.. to be instructor in accounting and in, vestments Dr. Saliers has been fer many years at Lehigh university. His instruction will be in connection with the new business course iA the Shef. field Scientific school
 Professor Henry Crosby Emery Of the department of economies in tho college was granted leave of absence for the next university year.
 Francis Rogers. BA.. of New York city. was appointed instructor in sing. ing in the school Of music.