German 4 will henceforth meet in Lawrence 1.

The Institute of Technology has more than 950 students.

The Yale Glee Club will make another Christmas trip West this year.

The freshman class at University of Pennsylvania numbers about one hundred,

R. E. N. Dodge, Gr., has been elected a member of the Papyrus Club, to which the late John Boyle O'Reilly belonged.

There was re-assignment of seats in Fine Arts 3 Saturday. Two hundred and seventy-four (274) seats have been assigned.

The ground about Hastings is now well sodden and the old fence between the hall and the church is being removed;

A new daily paper has been established, the University of Michigan Independent. This is the fourth college daily in the country, the other three being the Yale News, the Cornell Sun and the DAILY CRIMSON.

Not enough members of the Shootiny Club gathered to have a meeting last night. A meeting is called for this evening.

Following are the second seven of the Signet from '92: J. W. Cummin, S. P. Duffield, E. B. Adams, H. Fahnstock, G. Lowell, F. T. Hammond, C. C. Closson.

The following papers and reviews will be presented at the meeting of the Zoological Club in the museum, floor 4; this evening: Origin of Buds in Cristatelia, C. B. Davenport; Nemertians, H. B. Ward; Form Elements of the Blood, G. H. Parker; Preservation of Marine Animals, W. McM. Woodworth; Parietal Organ, W. E. Ritter. The doors will be open from 7.15 to 7.30, and all members of the university interested in Zoology are invited.