Luce, '91, expects to be able to begin pitching again in a week or ten days.

The annual winter meeting of Phillips Exeter Academy will be held today.

In the final round of the whist tournament, Brown and Darling defeated Rogers and De Normandie.

John Crosby has been chosen chairman of the Yale Literary Magazine, a position of great honor at Yale.

The New York Club has entered 20 men for the Yale games at New Haven on March 15 and 16.

A dark room will be provided in the laboratory at Exeter for the use of the Camera Club.

The winter meeting of the Cornell A. A. took place last Monday. Records were broken in rope-climbing and in the running high jump.

There are thirteen candidates for the Columbia University Crew. Most of the candidates rowed in last year's freshman boat.

Mr. J. B. Smith of the Natianal Museum at Washington has been appointed professor of botany and horticulture at Rutgers College.

A new secret fraternity, Sigma Mu., has been established at Yale. The fraternity was founded at the Virginia Military Institute in 1869 and contains 28 chapters.

Graduates of St. Paul's School living in and about Boston have arranged to have a dinner at Parker's on Tuesday evening. A large number of Harvard men will probably be present.

Mrs. James Brown Potter and Kyrle Bellew were present during the exercises in English 10 yesterday They afterwards visited the new Pudding building.

The average length of life of the presidents and professors at Yale, who have died in office or have ended their active careers with their retirement from office, is 64 years.- Yale News.

A football association has been formed recently at Columbia. It is the intention of the organization to raise from $800 to $1,000 and to put a football team in training.

The Princeton tug-of-war team will contest in an intercollegiate pull to be given March 23rd under the auspices of the Columbia team, at a fair which the juniors of the Columbia School of Mines will hold at that time.

The Dartmouth University ball team for this year will be made up as follows: Woodcock, Bachs and Vivian, pitchers and right-fielders; Ranney and Jones, catchers; Gault, first base; Norton, second base; Williams, short-stop; Abbott, third base; Holt, centre-field; Humphreys, left-field.