There was a cut in French 4 on Tuesday.
Harding, L. S., has stopped training for the eleven.
There were hour examinations in Greek B and C yesterday.
The Boston Athletic club will play Trinity today in football
There are five new men playing with the Banjo club at present.
Yale '93, has accepted the resolutions which governed the '92 freshman games.
President Eliot addressed the Southern club last evening at the Society's rooms.
Last evening the St. Paul's Society was addressed by the Rev. George J. Prescott.
One hundred and seventy-one Americans attended the University of Berlin last year.
University of Pennsylvania plays Columbia at the Berkeley Oval, New York, on Saturday.
In Tuesday's New York Post there is a half column on Harvard's stand against professionalism.
Professor John Couch Adams the celebrated astronomer is lying seriously ill at the observatory.
The Glee club has been invited to sing at the Springfield Assembly the night before the Yale game.
The number of men who are now rowing on the river for the freshman crew has been reduced to twenty.
There will be hour examinations in Latin 6, Friday, Phil. 2, next Monday, and Pol. Econ. 4 a week from Friday.
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