German 5 will begin Lessing's "Laocoon" on Tuesday.

Special reports in History 12 will be due before the holidays.

Candidates for the Columbia crew have gone into active training.

Hopkins, captain of the Andover eleven will enter Yale next year.

Col. Henry Lee of Brookline contributed $1,000 towards the new Dental School building.

Twenty states and one hundred and thirteen schools are represented at the Annex.

The last issue of the Amherst Student contained a picture of their championship team.

H. B Haskell, has been elected captain of the Amherst football team for next year.

R. C. Anderson, Yale '94, won the novice 350 yard race at the M. A. C. games in New York.

The Princeton eleven will play the Pittsburg Athletic Club eleven at Pittsburg on Saturday.

The examination in German IV on "Die Leiden des jungen Weathers" will come on December 12.

Professor Ten Broek, of the University of Michigan, inverted the card catalogue for libraries in 1864.

An indoor tennis tournament will be held at the Auditorium in Chicago on the 13th of December.

D. W. Armstrong and R. MacLean have been elected temporary captains of the freshman crew at Columbia.

The Cornell and Columbia Glee and Banjo Clubs will give a joint concert in New York city next February.

Princeton has four senators and three members of the House of Representatives in the United States Congress.

Andover will soon publish a book to be called "Phunny Phillips for Phive Years." Mrs. Professor Newton is editing it.

Two thirds of the subscriptions for the fire-proof building to hold the photographic places at the observatory have been collected.

Mr. Chauncey M. Depew will make the presentation speech on the occasion of giving the Challenge Chess Cup on December 27

There will be an examination in History 10 today for all who failed to do well in the first hour examination. A cut will be given all others.

The Yale Alumni Association of New York has voted to hold three meetings in the course of the winter instead of monthly meetings as heretofore.