The award of the Bowdoin prizes will be announced before Feb. 1.

The annual midwinter sports of the U. of P. are to be held on Feb. 18.

The Sigma Phi fraternity house at Williams was burned down Saturday.

The Harvard Physical Society held its first annual dinner Saturday evening.

The U. of P. Athletic Association has appropriated $1,000 for the new baseball cage.

An extra hour a week has been assigned in French 6 when theme work will be reviewed.

W. R. Cross of New York has been appointed temporary captain of the Yale Freshman crew.

The Amherst Summer School will have no session next summer on account of the World's Fair.

The second part of "Cases on Trust" by Professor James Barr Ames has just been published.

Yale and the University of Pennsylvania will play their first base ball game of the season on March 30. in Philadelphia.

President Low of Columbia has an article on "College Education" in the last number of the Educational Review.

The annual meeting of the New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association directors will be held in Boston on February 15.

Five of Vassar's alumnae are taking graduate courses at Yale, two at the University of Chicago and one as Ann Arbor.

Professor Mark has recently published a "Text Book of the Embryology of Man and Mammals" translated from the German.

Mr. W. L. Phelps, instructor in English here last year and now instructor at the University of Chicago, was in Cambridge last week.