THE latest theory is that Professor Ko wrote that Chinese letter.

THE Freshman Team will play the Yale Freshmen next Wednesday.

HALL, '82, is trying for the position of catcher of the University Nine.

MR. JAMES W. BOWEN, '82, has been elected Business Editor of the Crimson.

PICTURES of the Drum Corps may be seen at 18 Weld, and orders left there for them.

THE Glee Club will give two concerts next week, one in Chelsea, the other in Quincy.

THE first rehearsals on the first chorus of the OEdipus took place yesterday in Boylston Hall.

THE Finance Club will hold meetings on alternate Wednesdays, at 7.30 P.M., probably in Sever Hall.

THERE will be a one-hour examination in Latin 2, next Wednesday. Examination books to be handed in Monday.

THE date for handing in Theme II. and Theme I., rewritten, for all Sophomore sections, has been changed from November 25 to December 2.

THE Committee of Instructors, appointed to administer the new regulations about absences for the Freshman Class, consists of Messrs. Byerly, J. H. Wheeler, Sheldon, Willson, and Dyer.

MR. N. M. BRIGHAM, '79, has kindly consented to sing first tenor on the Glee Club. By his courtesy the Club is much strengthened, and its first concert at Quincy, next Monday evening, cannot fail to be a success. Mr. Van Raalte will probably play a violin solo.

THE Harvard Union will meet next Thursday, at 7.30 P.M., in Boylston Hall. Debate on "Resolved, that the right of suffrage should be extended to women." Messrs. Beale, '82, and Panin, '82, will speak for the resolution, and Messrs. Wait, '82, and Lloyd, '82, against it.

ENGLISH 6. November 18, at 2 P.M., in Sever 5. Debate on the following question: "Resolved, that the property of charitable, religious, and educational institutions should be taxed like other property." Disputants: affirmative, Messrs. Hawkins, Ivy, Panin; negative, Messrs. Davis, Pellew, Godkin.

MISS LUCY STONE has asked permission for herself and a number of others of the same faith to attend the debate, next Thursday evening, in the Union, on Woman's Suffrage. The request has been granted. Other ladies wishing to attend can do so by getting permission of the President of the Union, Mr. A. B. Hart.