Crimson out today.

Cornell wants a professor of music.

The cry of Egypt : I want my mummy.

There will be a test examination in History 5 today.

There was a cut in Freshman Algebra yesterday.

The marks in Freshman Physics will be announced next week.

The marks in Italian 1 and French 5 will be given out next week.

The Garfield professorship at Williams lacks only $8,000 of the required $50,000.

Over three-fourths of the audience at Prof. Putnam's lecture yesterday were ladies.

Denniston and Morison, '83, are practising for the running and standing high jump for the winter meeting.

Professor Norton is suffering from a severe cold, and hence there are three consecutive cuts in Fine Arts 3 this week.

Mr. A. A. Howard is rapidly recovering from the effects of the accident which happened to him several weeks ago.

Robinson, the trainer, and his two assistants, are kept constantly at work with the large number of men who are now training.

Under general college news, the University Herald publishes this item : "The freshman class of Harvard numbers 835." "Wad that some power the giftie gie us."

The tickets for the reserved seats at the athletic meetings next month will be ready about a week or ten days before the date of the first meeting, which comes March 11.