Room 42 in Holyoke is to let.

There are 163 students in the Annex.

There was a cut yesterday in English 2.

Scott will be the next author read in English 9.

The catalogue for 1890-91 will be out about Thanksgiving.

There will be an hour examination in German 5 on Friday.

The second brief in English C will not be due until Monday.

There will be an hour examination in History 2 next Saturday.

There will be an hour examination in History 12 next Saturday.

A class has been organized in Mind Reading in Boston University.

French 10 will read Montaigne's Essays (Edition Louandre) today.

Sixty-six men have been admitted to Memorial from the waiting list.

H. O. Stickney has been secured as coach for the Manual Training School team.

Bardeen, '93 has translated a book from the German on Physical Exercise.

The Cambridge Manual Training School has won the Junior Interscholastic Championship.

$100,000 has been given to Johns Hopkins to establish a medical school. It will be invested until it amounts to $500,000.

Hereafter Phil. 1 is to meet in Lower Mass., as Harvard 1 is to be fitted up for the use of the Greek Department.

George P. Furber, '87, who recently graduated from the Law School, has been admitted to the Massachusetts bar and is now practicing in Boston.

The Princeton faculty have decided that no special student will be allowed to play on any university athletic team until he has been in college one year.

Secretaries of college societies are requested to send lists of officers and members to C. A. Hight, 25 Stoughton, for publication in the Index. All lists must be handed in this week.

The Union Clubs have decided to open their rooms formally with a smoker next week. The rooms are to be papered and otherwise improved, and a house committee has been appointed.

Owen's 100 yard record of 9 4-5 sec., made at the American championship games, has been accepted by the executive committee of the Board of Managers of the A. A. U., and Cary's record of 9 1-2 rejected.