HISTORY 7 will recite hereafter in U. 14.

THE Mid-years were posted last Monday.

AT the Senior Class election eighteen dollars was raised for the janitor.

MR. W. H. MANNING, '82, was referee of the Yale-Princeton game yesterday.

THE Class Elections did not prevent 27 Seniors from attending prayers the next day.

THE protectors that have been put in the lockers at the Gymnasium were much needed.

THE Thanksgiving recess extended from two o'clock Wednesday to eleven o'clock to-day.

IN Columbia College it was decided to challenge the Harvard Freshmen to an eight-oared race.

APPLICANTS for the College Chapel Choir will find Professor Paine any afternoon in Boylston Hall.

MESSRS. ATKINSON and Foster, both of '81, played on the Brookline Football Team, Thanksgiving Day.

THE Register for November contains an interesting article by Mr. A. B. Hart, '80, on the Harvard Union.

THERE is much complaint about the character and limited number of subjects given out for Senior Forensics.

If any one does not know where to find the Governor's Thanksgiving Proclamation, let him look over the Echo of last Wednesday.

WE have been obliged this week (as once before this year) to omit our Sporting Column, owing to the great press upon our columns.

THERE will be an hour examination in Philosophy 3, on Part I. of Spencer's First Principles, on Monday, November 29, at 12 o'clock.