There will be no lecture in Zoology I today.

The base ball squad has begun practice in sliding.

R. C. Robbins '92, has been elected a regular editor of the Advocate.

Blue-books should be handed in at the recitation in French 2 today.

Rand's History of Political Economy is ready for member of Pol, Econ. 4.

Every year there 512 under-graduate students at Cornell receiving tuition free.

About $50,000 has been collected for a gymnasium at the University of Michigan.

Brown Hall, the new dormitory at Princeton was erected at a cost of $100,000.

Dickinson '94, substitute on last year's 'varsity nine, has begun to practice pitching.

Mrs. Mary C. Eustis has left to Harvard College, a picture of her father by Gambardella.

The New York legislature has appropriated $10,000 for University Extension in that State.

The summary in English A of the chapter on "Arrangement of Words" is due next Tuesday.

One hundred men have signed the blue book for gymnastic instruction apart from athletic teams.

The well-known starter, George Turner, is to train the athletic team of the Uni of Pennsylvania.

Over 500 Princeton students are considering the question of organizing a University eating club.