The Advocate was out yesterday.

The Yale Quip, and the Princeton Review have ceased publication.

There are only 59 men in the senior class at Columbia.

The next mathematical seminar will be held on next Thursday, December 4.

Strong, Craigin and S. S. Bartlett of '85, have been elected members of the Philosophical Society.

Notwithstanding the increased price of tuition, the Columbia Law School has more students than it had last year.

Lampoon out to day. The double page picture in this number is very good.

The Glee Club will sing in Salem on Monday evening. This is the third concert which the club has given this winter.

The boss election bonfire was made at Princeton. The pile was forty feet high, with several barrels of tar poured on.- [Ex.

Princeton is to have a Latin comedy presented in the near future by the students.

The base ball management at Williams intends to keep twenty men in training this winter at the gymnasium.

The Cambridge Assemblies will be managed this year by H. M. Spelman, '84, D. E. White, '85, and J. L. Fisk, '85.

The invitations to the Harvard Assemblies are out. The managers are C. H. Atkinson, H. R. Curtis, W. R. Draper, and E. L. Winthrop.

Boyden, Goodale. Hansen, McArthur, Sawyer and Young, of the Senior Class, have been chosen to the Historical Society.

Mr. James Lathrop is designated in the catalogue as Assistant in Physical Training, and not as trainer for track athletics.