There will be an examination in Math. E on Thursday.

A theme on "Torquato Tasso" is due in German 4 today.

"Winter's Tale" will be begun in English II on Friday.

Hart, P. G., and Tilson '91, will edit the next Yale Banner.

S. C. Davis '93 and J. C. Powers '92 have returned to college.

Dr. McCosh Ex-president of Princeton, is now revising his book on Psychology.

Rufus Choate '95, has been appointed captain of the Princeton freshman nine.

The 'varsity crew took a six mile run yesterday instead of rowing on the river.

An Australian recently broke the world's record for the high jump, making 6ft. 6 in. at the first trial. - The Princetonian.

One million dollars have been pledged by Philadelphians for remodelling and enlarging the Jefferson Medical College.

George Goldie. trainer of the New York Athletic Club, trained the hammer and shot contestants at Yale Thursday and Friday.

A recent number of the Harper's Young People contains an article entitled "Shall My Boy Play Foot Ball?" by Casper W. Whitney.

The publication of the College Man, a college paper published in New Haven, has been suspended, because of inadequate financial support.

Miss Julia E. Buckley, one of the best known women educators in the United States, has been appointed dean of the Women's College of the new Chicago University.

Dr. Ewald Flugel, for the past two years lecturer on English language and literature at the University of Leipzig, has been appointed Professor of English Philology at Leland Stanford Jr. University.