Dartmouth is without a president now

A Princeton Club has been formed in New York.

Daily themes will begin in English 22 on Thursday.

A schedule of interclass games has been arranged at Columbia.

A whist club has been organized by the class of '95 at Princeton.

The Columbia Freshmen will play the Princeton Freshmen Nov. 30.

Exeter has won five of the fourteen games she has played with Andover.

Yale College has had twelve presidents since its foundation in 1701.

Cummings '93 and Rantoul '92 coached the freshman crew yesterday.

Princeton has issued a directory of all its living graduates who number 3587.

The question of admitting women to the German universities is being agitated.

The Yale eleven practises for the last time before the Harvard game today.

Beecher, the quarter-back of '85, '86. and '87, has joined the Yale coachers.

The Tufts faculty have appropriated $20,000 for a new engineering building.

A dramatic society has been organized in the college of the City of New York.

Williams College has announced the programme for a winter course of lectures.

Hamlin will probably take Arnold's place in the '96 - Worcester game today.

The N. E. A. A. U. boxing championships will be held Dec. 28, in Music Hall.

The Cutler School has won the Interscholastic Football Championship at New York.

19,500 tickets have been sold, at New Haven, Springfield and Cambridge, of the Springfield game.

The Cambridge A. A. will hold an open cross country handicap run on Thanks-giving Day.

Prof. Wright will lecture Friday at twelve in Harvard 1, to members of Greek B, C and D.

An aluminum, eight oared shell, weighing only 50 pounds has been made in Philadelphia.

A special train of sleeping cars will run from Chicago to the Yale-Harvard game at Springfield.

At the sale of seats in New Haven for the Yale - Harvard game, men stood in line over 12 hours.

The Michigan State Legislature has a propriated $3.000 with which to defray the expenses of the exhibit of the University of Michigan at the World's Fair.