The excursions in Geology V have been discontinued.

The Chicago University library contains 315,000 volumes. - Exc.

Candidates for the Columbia crew have begun active training.

A recent storm at Amherst blew the roof off the college chapel.

The new Williams Electrical Laboratory will be completed by January.

Cornell has ordered from Philadelphia an eight oared aluminum shell.

There will be no more examinations in Philosophy I until the mid-years.

The captains of the three club elevens of St. Pauls will enter Yale nex fall.

A series of interclass debates is now being held at the Boston University.

Stevenson, captain of Hopkinson's eleven, will enter Harvard next fall.

Mr. J. J. Hayes will read from "Twelfth Night" before the English Club of the Annex on Thursday afternoon. This is the first entertainment given in the new hall.

The next number of the Harvard Graduates Magazine will appear in January.

Technology '95 will hold its annual class dinner next Friday evening at Young's.

A series of hare and hound runs has been started at the University of Chicago.

E. E. Jones has been elected captain of next year's too ball team at Dartmouth.

Bishop Potter of New York will preach in Appleton Chapel on Sunday evening.

Three debates will be held at Dartmouth during the winter on topics of general interest.

Howe, pitcher on the 'varsity nine last year, is at Williams and will play on their nine this year.

Professor McMasters of the University of Pennsylvania has accepted an appointment at Princeton.

Last week's Harper's Weekly contains eleven instantaneous photographs of the Yale-Princeton games.

$700 has been raised at the U. of M. to defray the expenses of coaches for the foot-ball team next year.

All members of the Princeton football team, with the exception of Homans, will return to college next year.

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

The Columbian number of the Johns Hopkins University, a volume of nearly one hundred pages, has just been issued.

The Dramatic Association of Williams College has offered a prize for the best play submitted by a member of the college.

The trial debate of the Harvard Union to select the speakers in the Yale debate will take place in the middle of January.

Wyant, right tackle on this year's team, has been elected captain of the eleven of the University of Chicago for next year.

A complimentary dinner was given to the B. A. A. eleven at their club house by Messrs. Parkman and Pratt on Saturday evening. All the members of team were presented with hands one souvenirs Tukey, Highlands, Mannaham, and Wrenn were present.