Marks are out in Zoology I.

Absences will not be marked in Physics C on Saturday.

The freshman crew has begun work on the chest weights.

There are 83 men in the college chapel choir at Princeton.

There will be no lecture in Greek 8 and Zoology I tomorrow.

Last night the men on the eleven were guests of the Somerset Club.

The first Junior German was held in Papanti's Hall Wednesday night.

Twenty men will be promoted into Greek D from Greek B and C today.

The Hopkinson's eleven has scored 252 points to its opponents, 0 thus far this season.

Cornell is considering a scheme for representing the University at the World's Fair.

The game on Saturday will be called at 2 sharp, and not at 2.30, as rumored about college.

Wesleyan has cancelled her game with Lehigh owing to the crippled condition of her eleven.

Casper W. Whitney was on Jarvis Wednesday afternoon watching the practice of the team.

Harper's Weekly for Nov. 18 contains photogravures of the Harvard and Yale foot ball teams.

The cane rush between the sophomore and freshman classes at the Tech. will take place today.

Major McKinley spoke at Tremont Temple last evening. About 150 Harvard men were present.

Several Harvard men will compete in the indoor games of the Manhattan Athletic Club on Nov. 28.

Men in History I must hand in blue books and blank maps today for the examination on Wednesday.

The captains of the Yale freshman eleven for the last three years have previously been quarter-back on the Andover team.

Governor Russell has been appointed a member of the committee on elections for the coming year, by the Harvard overseers.

The B. A. A. will probably hold a hare and hound run on bicycles on Thanksgiving day. The course will cover about 20 miles.

About 700 tickets for the B. and A. excursion train to Springfield were sold up to 4 p. m. this afternoon at Leavitt & Peirce's.

Professor Hart delivered his seventh lecture to the Boston School teachers Wednesday evening on American Political History.