Winter athletic work has begun at Cornell.

The Princeton lacrosse team is practicing in a large local skating rink.

There are 432 students at Dartmouth this year.

There will be no mid-year examinations in Spanish 1.

No theme on Byron is required in English 8 for the next lecture.

The Detroit Free Press speaks of President Eliot of Yale.

There will be no mid-year examination in Philosophy 11.

Mr. Russell, '87 has so far improved that he will soon return to Cambridge.

Examinations will be held in Surveying 2, on Feb. 3, and in Mechanics 1 on Feb. 13.

The whole senior class at Yale, with two exceptions, study Political Economy.

The Executive Committee of the Harvard Union for the ensuring half year will be as follows: R. B. Mahany, '88, chairman ex officio; H. B. Hutchins, '86; P. L. Sternbergh, '87; R. Duane, '88; G. A. Reisner, Jr., '89.

The new shot ordered by the Athletic Association have arrived. There are two 26 lbs. shot and a 21 lb. shot.

One of the answers sent in to the chapel petition advocates the substitution of roll-call instead of voluntary chapel.

Last Wednesday the Yale graduates at Washington were entertained by Secretary Whitney. President Porter was present.

The name of Mr. B. C. Henry, Musical editor of this paper, was accidentally omitted from the list of editors published in yesterday's issue.