- The Seniors build bonfires on the campus.

- At last reports there were only twenty insane persons in the Senior Class.

- The Yale student pays twenty-five cents each time he enters the College Art Gallery.

- Seventy-nine's race with Wesleyan had to be given up on account of the sickness of a number of the Wesleyan crew.

- "Many a Sophomore complains bitterly of the state of his finances, and wishes he had waited until Senior year before indulging his passion for pitching pennies."

Columbia.- A University Nine is talked of.

- The prospect for new buildings is discouraging.

- The Columbia student can cut prayers three times in two weeks.

- The "Harvard" stove has been replaced by the "Columbia," and now the students can keep comfortable.

Princeton.- The Lecture Association has died a natural death.

- Princeton is to send two nines into the Gymnasium this year.

- Eight Freshmen got 100 in Greek at the last division examination.

- Princeton is both surprised and amazed at the withdrawal of Hamilton from the Intercollegiate Literary Association.

Amherst.- There is a strong feeling against hazing.

- The Gymnasium is soon to be provided with a spirometer.

- Dr. Derby has been examining the Freshmen's eyes. Twenty-five per cent of the men have myopia.

- Amherst has a Foot-Ball Association, and a team has been selected and set to work. A game is to be played with Yale.

Williams.- The Senior Class has voted almost unanimously in favor of having Class Day.

- Telephonic communication has been made between rooms in East and South College.

- Athletic games were held on the grounds of the Hoosac Valley Agricultural Society, near North Adams, October 20.

- "Scenery Day" was given on Thursday, the 4th of October. About thirty Freshmen and Juniors ascended Greylock in a rain-storm.