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MALE AA TUDO AW 363 Honor System Rejected. The question of adopting the honor system in examinations in the Yale Law School, which was brought up by the students early in the year, and which has been discussed at several meetings of the students and Faculty of the School, was finally settled negatively by the Faculty at a meeting May 28. There was con- siderable opposition to the plan and it was judged best to continue the old one, for the present at least. GEORGE D. PETTEE, YALE ’87. Registrar of Andover, who has accepted the position of Principal of the Uni- versity School of Cleveland. Cincinnati Club. The Cincinnati Club has elected the following officers for next year: Presi- dent, Paul Lincoln Mitchell, t901; Vice- President, Stanley Burnett Resor, 1901; Secretary and Treasurer, E. Lawrence Jones, 1901. The Supper Committee . were i LL taws; oor! J.B. Hart 1902, and N. H. Hargrave, 1902 S. we a Ie Fence Orations. A misunderstanding has prevailed in regard to the action of the Faculty on the subject of fence orations. The Faculty, at a recent meeting, decided to punish the Class of 1903 for its part in the Dewey Day celebration by cutting off the fence orations only for this year. The custom was not abolished. <i> & > wey Sophomore Wigwam Banquet. The annual banquet of the Sophomore Wigwam was held Monday evening, June 4, at the Morris Cove Hotel. Ma- son Trowbridge acted as toastmaster, and the following toasts were responded to: “The Wigwam,” Julian Day, 1901; “The Wranglers,” F. W. Jefferson; “Camp Alpha,” P. G. White; “Camp Omega,” F, H. Sincerbeaux; “The Crit- ic,” E. L. Skinner. aa, dm» ~~ ww The letter from the professors of the universities of the Netherlands to the Professors of the universities of the United States, asking for assistance and support for the two South African utch republics, has been received at Yale. No action has yet been taken. Seana eee se sesesesese There Is Only One Best Way to make anything. Shirts are made in that way, a6! Keep’s Ready made: White, $1, $x Made to order: 6 for $o, unlaundered, laundered. Colored, $2.50, $3.50. KEEP MFG. Co., B’way, bet. 41th & 12th Sts. We have no other Store in New York 50. Colored, ¢1.50, $e. eee es eSeSeSe5e 6 for $10, epee oe5e5e2525 ae Medical Journal Election, The joint editorial Board of the Yale Medical Journal met May 15, and elected the following additional members of the School, to the Board: William Senger, 1901; Victor Alexander Ko- walewski, 1902, and John Edward Lane, 1902. At a reorganization meeting of the Board held later, Noah Arthur Burr, 1901, was elected Chairman and “Victor Alexander Kowalewski, 1902, Business Manager for the coming year. >> Be ioe a Delta Epsilon Iota. The annual banquet of the Delta Epsilon Iota Society of the Medical School was held at the New Haven House, Thursday evening, May 17. The following elections from the Fresh- man Class have been announced: Frederick G. Beck, George N. Crouse, Yale 1900S.; Charles E. Farr, Yale 98; Cleveland Ferris, Harrison Gray, William E, Kelly, and Joseph P. Lava- laye. ws bi oct Personal Mention. The Manila Freedom of April 27 says, under head of “Editor Ely”: Henry Stur- ges Ely, a Yale student and editor of the Yale Daily News, has arrived in Manila on a trip around the world. He came from New York by way of the Suez Canal and leaves for San Francisco during this week. Mr. Ely took the trip on account of his health and decided to take a year off and encircle the globe. His health is greatly improved.” ><>» Rev. Dr. A. J. Behrends., the Rev. Dr. A, J. F. Behrends: pastor of the Central Congregational Church of Brooklyn, N. Y., died of Bright’s disease complicated with heart trouble, Tuesday, May 22, at his home in Brooklyn, aged sixty-one years. He was the Lyman Beecher lecturer in the Divinity School in 1890, and in the same year Yale gave him the degree of Doc- tor of Sacred Theology. ><> oo we, New England Tri-collegiate Meet, The second annual track athletic meet of the New England Tricollegiate Association was held at Amherst on Friday, June 1, and was won by Williams. The score by points was: Williams 6254; Amherst 4714; Wes- leyan 2424. The best individual work was done by Bray of Williams, who won the half, mile and two-miles runs, lower- ing the tri-collegiate records held by himself in each of the three events. INTERNATIONAL CHEQUES LETTERS OF CREDIT Issued by Brown Brothers & Co., New York. Philadelphia. Boston. Please mention the paper in doing business with advertisers. Kountze Brotners, BANKERS, Broadway & Cedar St., NEW YORK. SSUE LETTERS OF CREDIT available in all parts of the world for use of Travelers, Tourists and those intending to visit the Paris Exposition. Foreign Exchange. Cable Transfers. Insure in... 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