The Cricket Club intends getting a medal with an appropriate design.

The first of the four Symphony Concerts will be given on December 2d.

All who desire anniversary numbers of the CRIMSON are requested to apply for them at once.

Several communications have been received which a lack of space has prevented from publication.

Over six thousand people were present at the Harvard-U. of Penn. game yesterday.

On Saturday there will be a "quiz" in History 13 on "Construction." All are supposed to be prepared for the discussion.

The Thesis in Philosophy IV as Shafteshury is now due. The next Thesis will be on Butler. Sermons recommended for study.

The bill of fare at Memorial Hall, last evening was very elaborate and met with the hearty approval of a considerable number of diners.

The news of the University of Pennsylvania game did not reach Cambridge until very late yesterday, much to the disgust of a host of anxious inquirers.

The next Thesis in Philosophy 13 will be due at the second meeting after the Christmas recess. The subject will be a general statement of Part I of Spinozas Ethics with a more elaborate statement of some one proposition; with a criticism of the statements.

A close and interesting game of foot-ball was played at Medford between a picked eleven from Harvard and a team composed of Technology and Tufts men. Score, 16 to 0 in favor of Harvard. Mr. Rand, '88, gave entire satisfaction as referee.

The CRIMSON eleven will play a scrub eleven on Thursday. The game promises to be of great interest.

In spite of the rain, nearly ten thousand spectators witnessed the Yale-Princeton game at Princeton yesterday.

One conscientious member of the Political Economy section in which an examination was recently held, computed that a notice of only forty-seven hours was given and that therefore the examination was illegal, as notice of more than 48 hours is required.

An effort is being made to inaugurate a general oratorical contest among the colleges of the West Now for a glance at the solar system as compared with the Western orator.

The members of the senior class at Columbia propose to expend between $800 and $1200 for books upon one subject, and present them to their Alma Mater as a class memorial.

Yale men employed by Cannibals: There are thirty Yale graduates on the Hawaiian Islands, several of whom occupy important positions under the local government. - Yale News.

Members of the junior and senior classes are requested to notice that forensics copied by type writer will be received with pleasure by the instructors in forensics, Prof. Royce and Mr. Gates.

It is hoped that contributors to the columns of the CRIMSON will make more use of the drop-boxes, as the practice of applying to the officers of the paper has become somewhat annoying.