IMPORTANT meeting of the Cercle Francais next Monday.

THE boating meeting has been indefinitely postponed.

THE floats were put out last week, and boating has begun again.

DR. PEABODY exchanged with Rev. Mr. Mayo of Springfield last Sunday

THE photograph of St. Paul's Society will be taken at 10.40 on Saturday.

Two new busts have been added to the Library; those of MR. J. G. Cogswell and Mr. John Parker.

AT THE MUSEUM. 1st Fresh. Why is the play like a bullet that has missed the mark?

2d Fresh. (excitedly). Because it is Led Astray."

FRESHMAN wants to know if the trees have been tarred to prevent the bugs from coming down and eating up the grass.

THERE is a report among the Freshmen, that two hundred and eighty converts escaped from the States Prison during the fire.

THE officers of the O. K. for this term are: President, J. O. S. Huntington; Secretary, T. C. Pease; Treasurer, G. F. Canfield; Librarian, S. D. Warren.

ALL persons having in their possession books belonging to the Hasty Pudding Library are requested to return them immediately to 9 Linden St., 21 Holworthy, or 19 Little's Block.

EVERY SATURDAY for March 21 has an interesting comparison of Memorial Dining Hall with those of the English Colleges. It exceeds the dining-hall of King's College - the largest in England - by sixty-three feet in length, twenty feet in breadth, and from five to fifteen feet in height.

LINES TO HEARTLESS N -.

ARE you determined to forego

That passion every human shares?

And were you never formed to know

The sweetest of all human cares?

In sooth, some monster made you so,

To mock the holy pangs of love;

Thus you're unfit for earth below,

And far less fit for heaven above.

A FRIEND of the Gray collection has recently purchased the engraving stand in the Library, given it to the Scientific School, and presented us with a new one. The new stand will hold thirty leaves, each leaf half as large again as the old ones. It will thus be able to contain the larger engravings, which will not require to be sewed in. Though the whole number of leaves will not be mounted immediately, the engravings will probably be changed once a month.

MEMORIAL HALL begins to show signs of completion. The west vestibule has been scaffolded preparatory to putting up the stained glass next week. It is hoped that all the windows will be completed by the end of next month. The glass was procured in England, but the artistic work has been done by the Boston firm of W. J. McPherson and Company in a most complete and handsome manner.