And did the job up brown.

She laid herself upon her bed,

Where she was wont to lie;

Undid her chignon from her head,

And followed Antony.

Vassar Miscellany.FROM the Courant we learn that "the sublimest apocalypse of God, the most overwhelming argument for the existence of an Architect of this golden cathedral of the universe, - a Being of unfathomable attributes of love and perfect goodness, - that has probably been made by soul to soul," has just been delivered at New Haven. Immortalized Yale! But why don't they print it and send it round?

THE best time made at Yale in the Fall Regatta was, for six-oared barges, two miles in 13.57; for six-oared shells, three miles in 19.34 1/4. 12 men are already in active training at Cornell.

A LADY, being told that Williams had lost her rudder, gravely informed the gentleman that "that will make no difference; for the man in the bow steers with his feet." - Targum.

WE have received the Brunonian in its new form, and a very bright and well-appearing paper it is. It adheres to the plan of printing a longer and more pretentious story than is usual in college papers; but if the attempt is always as successful as in the present number, the Brunonian need print no shorter pieces. The editorial articles are evidently interesting to the students of Brown, and in keeping with the local character of the paper.

TUTOR to SOPH. Do you understand this statement?

SOPH. No, sir.

TUTOR. You may demonstrate at the board that the statement is not a correct one.

SOPH. I accept the statement, sir.

(Beautiful example of childlike trust.)

Argus.PROFESSOR GUYOT, of Princeton College, the physical geographer, has been requested by the American Association for the Advancement of Science to prepare a biography of Professor Agassiz. He is a native of Switzerland, and has been a personal friend of Agassiz from his boyhood. - College Courant.