A theme is due in German 3 tomorrow.

The cross country club at Cornell holds weekly runs.

Briefs for Second Forensics in English C. are due Dec. 6.

The corners of the Yale running track are being raised.

There is to be a freshman crew at the U. of P. this year.

The Pierian Sodality will play at Lexington on December 13.

At Brown University, military drills are held three times a week.

The Press Club of Dartmouth is trying to organize a debating society.

E. D. McCollom '91 is principal of the Plattsburgh, N. Y. High School.

Six of last year's crew of the U. of P. have returned to college this year.

W. B. Carpenter '90 is teaching Civil Government at the Taunton High School.

A convention of the presidents of the colleges in the Middle States was held at Philadelphia on Nov. 26. President Low of Columbia presided.

Princeton has dormitories for all but about sixty of its students, and when the new Stuart dormitory is completed, all can be accommodated.

The criticism on the extract from "Webster" in English A, is due Saturday.

The total necessary expenses of a regular course at Columbia average about $13 a week.

The new students' directory of Cornell shows that there are 1576 students registered.

The annual road race of the Cycling Association has been postponed till next spring.

$76,000 have been given to the Chicago Academy of Science, and $100,000 may be added.

The amount now devoted to scholarships at Bowdoin College is the income from $65,000.

The new electrical laboratory at Williams will be completed by the first of the year.

Last night the first of the series of members games took place at the B. A. A. gymnasium.

A public meeting was held at Columbia College Monday night in the interests of Barnard College.

The Psi Upsilon chapter house at Brown University will be ready for occupation in February.

The new dormitory of the Theological department at Princeton will accommodate about 80 students.

The Dartmouth College Club will hold its monthly meeting and dinner at the Tremont House on Saturday.

Ex-President Adams of Cornell is the editor-in-chief of the new edition of Johnson's Universal Cyclopedia.

All the members of the Princeton foot-ball team will return to college next year with the exception of Homans.

The Tufts College Athletic Committee have called for $1,000 from the alumni to aid the training of the baseball team.

The following professors are candidates for the presidency of Dartmouth. A. S. Hardy, T. W. D. Warthen and R. B. Richardson.