The freshmen will row the Columbia race in '84's shell.

Vogel and Ayers are the substitutes of the freshman crew.

Nearly every room in Felton Hall is engaged for next year.

About half the senior class at Andover will enter Harvard in the fall.

Harris has been elected captain of the freshman crew in place of Borland resigned.

Messrs. Frank Bolles and S. H. Ordway have been elected honorary members of the Hasty Pudding Club.

A section of the Glee Club sang in front of Bartlett's, Saturday evening, after learning the news from New York.

"Familiar sketches of Phillips Exeter Academy and its surroundings" by F. H. Cunningham of the Law School, is now in press.

Mr. Hall omitted his recitation from 12 to 1 in freshman physics, Saturday, as no one was present, owing to the Chemistry lecture.

Students who desire information in regard to the courses in Political Economy can meet Dr. Laughlin today from 3 to 4 P. M., in Harvard 6.

In the special recitation in Freshman Chemistry Saturday, Prof. Cooke gave a brief resume of the leading points of which will be required for examination.

Circulars soliciting aid for the building of a gymnasium and a physical laboratory for Phillips Exeter Academy, have been sent to the alumni of that institution.

The managers of the freshman nine request that all members of the class that have not yet paid their subscriptions will do so at once, as the balance in the treasury will not suffice for the expenses of the nine.

The Argonaut wants somebody to write a book about the University of Michigan.

The third annual meet of the League of American Wheelmen takes place in New York today. Oliver & Jenkins, publishers of the Amateur Athlete, have issued a very useful official programme for the convenience of visiting wheelmen.

The Association of Collegiate Alumnae has issued a complete and thorough list of health questions among the women graduates of college in order to obtain full information regarding the effect of college life and studies upon the health of women students. It is the first earnest effort made in this direction, and ought to reach a valuable result.