Teemer has been engaged to coach the 'varsity crew of Cornell.

The corner stone of the new Princeton Art Museum will be laid April 1.

The next lecture in History 13 will be on the history of the tariff in the United States.

Next year Harvard will lose five of her foot-ball team, Yale three, Princeton four, and Wesleyan two.

The Yale Freshman Nine have already arranged games with the freshman nines of Amherst and Brown.

At the theatricals recently given at Columbia, five hundred dollars were cleared for the benefit of the university crew.

To-morrow, James Russell Lowell begins a series of six lectures on old English dramatists in the Lowell Institute course.

Three hundred thousand dollars have been given toward the foundation of a Roman Catholic university in Washington.

A delegation from Yale visited Cambridge on Saturday in order to get arrangements made for a Yale-Harvard freshman race.

Edward Burgess, the designer of the Puritian and Mayflower, lectured before the Harvard freshmen recently on "Yachts." - Yale News.

Those who wish a physical examination at the gymnasium are advised to apply at once, as there are now very few names on the books.

Many a man asked himself whether life was worth living when he awoke to the consciousness of a snow-storm in March, yesterday morning.

There was another informal base-ball convention in New York on Saturday. The business transacted is not yet ready for publication.

The last Princetonian has an able editorial on the subject of the formation of a new base-ball league, selections are published on the first page.

The marks in History 13 are out. Several of the special reports have been returned on account of the lack of detail in the authorities cited.

In the last nine years Andover has won five games of base-ball from Exeter and lost four; in foot ball, Andover has won five games and lost three.

There are 245 students at Lafayette. The college has only five endowed professorships and claims that it has never received a legacy.

Harvard men will be astonished to learn from the Chicago Herald that the song, "Fair Harvard," was written by the poet Whittier, and first read at the late Harvard jubilee.

Prof. Harper, of the Divinity School. and formerly of Morgan Park Seminary, has transferred his publications, "The Old Testament Student" and "Hebraica" to New Haven.

The Harvard Gun Club has written to Cornell agreeing to shoot a match in Ithaca, five men on a side, twenty-five birds per man, providing one hundred and twenty-five dollars are allowed them for expenses. - Cornell Sun.

The proceeds of the lectures given by Dr. Waldstein under the auspices of the Woman's Education Association, amounting to two hundred and seventy dollars will be contributed to the fund of the American School at Athens.

The entries from Harvard in the Technology games Saturday, were as follows; Running high jump, J. H. Slade, '90; standing high jump, E. H. Rogers, '87, F. B. Lund, '88; fence-vault, J. H. Slade, '60; feather-weight sparring, F. Clement, '88, Sullivan, '88; light-weight sparring, W. Austin, '87, Hillelbrand, 87; middle-weight sparring, G. M. Ashe, '87, G. W. Curtis, '90; tug-of-war, Easton, L. S., Gorham, L. S., Boyden, L. S., Pease, '88.