J. Wendell '91 was in town Monday.

W. B. Odivine has been appointed manager of the freshman nine.

Entries for the B. A. A. games on the 13th will close today.

Erskine College, Va., was recently destroyed by fire.

Brown University will send an exhibit to the world's fair.

There are only fifteen men in training for the Williams freshman base ball team.

Latin 2 will read Horace's Odes and Epodes after the mid-years.

Othello will be begun in English II immediately after the mid-years.

Keefe coaches the Andover pitchers every Saturday afternoon.

There are forty candidates in training for the freshman nine at Yale.

Foutz, of the Brooklyn league team, will coach the Princeton nine.

The B. A. A. is to hold a swimming tournament the last of this month.

An athletic association is being formed in Boston College.

Grover Cleveland will deliver an address at the U. of M. Feb. 28th.

Irwin, of the Philadelphia League nine, is to coach the Univ. of Penn. base ball nine.

Sanders '93 has been obliged to leave college temporarily on account of ill health.

Tufts College will erect a $10,000 monument in memory of the late Col. Gardiner Tufts.

Beeker, the champion cyclist of Germany, was killed last Monday by a fall from his wheel.

The Princeton triennial catalogue will be published hereafter in English instead of Latin.

The Yale Alumni Association fund amounts to $13,000. About $8,000 is subscribed annually.

In the sophomore optional work at Williams, 25 men elected Greek, 17 Latin, and 24 Mathematics.

Professor Barrett Wendell will speak at the 200th anniversary of the witchcraft delusion, on Feb. 29.

Bryn Mawr and Wellesley talk of organizing an intercollegiate athletic association. - Ex.

The Amherst Alumni Association held their annual banquet and election at Young's Monday evening.

A base ball cage is to be erected at Univ. of Penn. The alumni have pledged two-thirds of funds and the college one-third.