An instructor of fencing has been appointed at Yale.

The Methodist college presidents are holding a convention at Detroit.

The Briefs for the second Forensic in English C will be returned Dec. 13.

Professor Palmer will give his last lecture in Philosophy I on Wednesday.

The college orchestra at the University of Pennsylvania has been reorganized.

Mr. George Want, tenor, will be the soloist at the Vesper service this afternoon.

Marks for the hour examination in English II will probably be given Friday.

Candidates for the Yale freshman crew will begin training after the Christmas holiday,

H. L. Williams, the Yale hurdler, is now at the University of Pennsylvania Medical School.

Arthur Irwin has been engaged to coach the University of Pennsylvania base-ball nine next season.

The topic for this week's paper in History XII is the "Implied Powers of the Constitution."

The day for the weekly lectures in German 5 after this week will be Tuesday instead of Saturday.

Dr. Henry S. Anderson of the Yale gymnasium has just published a pamphlet on heavy gymnastics.

A reception is to be given to the University of Pennsylvania eleven by graduates on December 16.

A vote has been passed by the trustees of Dartmouth College to bring the Thayer and Chandler Schools into closer association with the college proper.

The Glee Club will sing in Allston Monday night. A theatrical entertainment will be given at the same time by ladies from the Boston Art School.

Of Yale '91 graduates 59 are studying law, 8 medicine, 5 theology; 7 are on newspapers, 18 teaching, 50 are in business and 7 are taking post-graduate courses at Yale or other colleges.

Professor George Harris of Andover, owing to sudden illness, will be unable to speak before the Christian Association tonight, but Professor H. S. Nash has consented to speak on "Changed Theories of the Inspiration of the Bible."

"If the winner in the Yale - Harvard boat race next summer refuses to row Cornell, Cornell will claim the championship of America and endeaver to arrange an international match with the winner of the Oxford - Cambridge race." Cornell Daily Sun.