Hill, '91, has left college.

Hildreth, '93, has the typhoid fever.

Yale plays Cornell at Ithaca on Saturday.

There will be an hour examination in History II on Saturday.

Work was begun on the new Yale gymnasium on Monday.

Princeton's campus has been enlarged from 65 to 225 acres.

The Nation of October 24, has an interesting article on "College Life for Wonien."

Mark W. Richardson, '89, is studying German and music at Berlin, Germany.

Professor A. S. Hardy is talked of for President of Dartmouth should DrBartlett retire.

One thousand extra reserved seat tickets have been issued for the Prince ton game.

The Hon. Seth Low enters upon his duties as president of Columbia college next February.

Whitehouse '91, has been elected temporary leader of the Guitar and Mandohn club.

Over 800 tickets for the Harvard-Yale game were sold yesterday morning in twenty-five mints.

The oral examinations in History 12 will be held in Harvard 4, instead of in U. 20, as previously announced.

Mr. Walter Marsh, Harvard, '89, has been appointed assistant at the North high school at Weymouth.

Only two men appeared on Holmes yesterday for the pole vault, and it was again postponed indefinitely.

A recent graduate of Harvard has given $20,000 to complete the Harvard Botanical Museum and laboratories.

The first hour examination in English A. will be held next Saturday. The section divisions will be announced tomorrow.

Ansel E. Beek with, '91, is arraigning, a series of social entertainment to be held during the coming season in Roberts Hall.

The following men will have their conference in History 12 on Wednesday: Cobb, Gill, J. L. Lodge, Gambrill Whitcomb, Freeman, Brandenstein, Bryant, Carey, Pond; on Thursday, Wilburt, R. C. Robbins, Follansbee, F. W. Brown, Rowley.

The freshman eleven defeated the Cambridge High school team on Divinity yesterday afternoon by a score of twelve to six. The Cambridge eleven was short two men whose places were fi led by the freshman eleven's substitutes.

K. Brown, '91, made an unsuccessful attempt yesterday afternoon an the Holmes field track to lower the two mile bicycle record of 5 minutes, 59 3-5 seconds. The weather was too cold and windy for very fast time to be made.

The second meeting this year of the Exeter club was held last night. Mr. F. B. McKean, '90, was elected president in the place of F. S. Duncan, '90, resigned. It was decided to have a dinner in the near future and a committee was appointed to make arrangements for the same. A committee was appointed also for the purpose of conferring with a similar committee from the Andover club to give some expression of regret upon the fact that that there is to be no Exeter-Andover football game this fall.