Chauncy Hall has its annual exhibition on Feb. 5.

The Corey Hill Toboggan Club has one chute in good condition.

Professor Hart lectured January 25 at Brown University. He discussed the causes of growth of modern cities.

E. F. Weld, '85, is purchasing agent for the St. Joseph and Grand Island R. R.

The Amherst freshmen have subscribed $403 in support of the baseball association.

The fencing club will have an electric bell connecting the club rooms with "Adams."

The candidates for the football eleven of Boston College are practising daily in the gymnasium.

"The Yeomen of the Guard," Gilbert and Sullivan's new opera, comes to the Globe Theatre next Monday, Feb. 11.

Mr. T. W. Lamont, '92, has been elected a regular editor ot the CRIMSON. Mr. L. M. Greer, '91, has been elected assistant business manager.

The Collegian contains a valuable schedule of the records made in athletics at the various colleges at their meetings held during the autumn.

Professor Monroe, of Oberlin, is expecting ex-President Hayes to give a series of lectures during the coming term before his class in political economy.