THE University Crew was on the river for the first time last Friday.

MR. G. A. BURDETT, '81, has been elected leader of the Glee Club.

MR. PERRY'S lectures will hereafter be given at No. 9 Boylston Hall.

THE marks in Junior Metaphysics can now be obtained from Professor Palmer.

FOUR barges, including the Freshman, have been ordered for the spring races.

THE University Nine was on Jarvis Field Wednesday, the 5th, for the first time.

THE Freshman barge, which was ordered of Waters, is expected May 1, the shell May 15.

COMMENCEMENT Parts will not be accepted for Forensics unless handed in on or before April 16.

So many coats have been stolen from the Law School that a boy has been placed in charge of the coat-room.

THE Art Club met at Professor Norton's house on Wednesday evening, and were given a practical exhibition of the art of engraving.

THE Yale Alumni of New York hold their monthly reunion to-night at Delmonico's. Professor W. G. Sumner is to deliver an address.

THE "Summons boy" will make his debut in "Betsy and I Are Out," in the Social Union Hall, March 24. Tickets at the Secretary's office.

CANDIDATES for the Freshman Crew now train as follows: rise at 7 A. M., and walk until 7.40; row 800 strokes at 2.30 P. M.; at 4.30 run half an hour.

THOSE who wish to get extra printed copies of Professor Jackson's notes on Chemistry I, will find them at W. H. Wheeler's, 17 Brighton Street.

ONLY fourteen men have taken advantage of the privilege of attending morning prayers at St. John's Chapel during Lent, instead of at the College Chapel.