Mr. Coolidge will play ball this year.

Ayres will try for the 'Varsity crew this year.

There was a cut yesterday in Roman Law I.

Mr. Lummis, '81, is editing a paper in Ohio.

Princeton now has sixty-two endowed scholarships.

When is our non-professional trainer going to arrive?

Mr. Henry Preble has recovered from his recent illness.

The lists of the freshman advanced sections are posted.

Mr. H. N. Packard of '84 has left college to enter business.

There was no recitation yesterday in Torts at the Law School.

There was a fire in a student's room on Holyoke street Tuesday.

Columbia will lose only one of her last year's crew this season.

Prof. Pennell has accepted a position in a private school in New York.

The freshman, sophomore and junior crews rowed on the weights yesterday.

Mr. C. F. Lummis, '81, published a poem in a late number of The Continent.

The Advocate sent no official delegates to the Inter-Collegiate Press Convention.

Mr. C. P. Perin, '83, has almost entirely recovered from his recent severe illness.

Billy Frazier is to have a set-to with Murphy of New York, at the Crib Club next week.

At the next meeting of the Finance Club Dr. Laughlin will read a paper upon the sub-treasury system.

The editors of the Yale News are endeavoring to make the editorship equivalent to an optional study.

Mr. George Lyman Kittredge has been appointed instructor in Latin at Exeter vice Prof. Pennell resigned.

The section in Latin 8 has begun Plautus. The text to be used is that of Fleckeisen in the Tentsner Library.

Yale graduates residing in Colorado had a reunion in Denver on the evening of Dec. 21st. Hon. Ariel Parish delivered an address.

Prof. Summer addressed the Yale Alumni Association at its annual banquet December 28th. One point in his remarks was to the effect that religion or sectarian ideas were not pushed upon the attention of Yale students. We should think not.

Girton College, the girls' college at Cambridge University in England, is about to be enlarged, and the plans for the new buildings have been already drafted and submitted to the proper authorities. The applications for admission have recently been very much in excess of the accommodation at present offered. - [Ex.