There was a cut in Philosophy XI yesterday.

The Advocate will appear on Friday of this week.

The rush line of the Andover eleven averages 157 1-2 pounds.

The sky-lights in the Scientific School have been repaired.

Prof. Palmer's article on the "New Education" is on sale at Sever's.

There will be an examination in Philosophy 2 to-day, at 12 o'clock.

The CRIMSON will not be issued tomorrow, but will appear on Friday.

Many '87 and '89 men were observed yesterday wildly cheering for '88 at the game.

Reference books for the next Harvard Union debate are reserved in Alcove 5.

385 Princeton men witnessed their eleven win the foot-ball championship last Saturday.

President Bartlett of Dartmouth fell day before yesterday and sustained a severe fracture of the wrist.

Now that Princeton has defeated Yale in a game of foot-ball, it is generally conceded that while Yale may have more head, the college leg at Princeton is superior. - N. Y. World.

The Scientific School pamphlet shows the presence of 22 students this year, a loss of six over last year.

There will be printed menus at Memorial to-morrow; it is rumored that the dinner will be Elysian.

The Lasell Leaves complains of the printing of the "ie" on girls' names in the catalogue.