The senior class of Cornell is to build an Athletic club house as a memorial

A Presbyterian College to cost $200,000 is soon to be founded in Salt Lake City.

The Brown Glee Club expects to go as far south as Florida on its Easter trip.

Professor N. S. Shaler is the chairman of the Massachusetts Highway Commission.

The revenues of several of the dormitories at Brown have been given to the Athletic Association.

The forty-ninth annual convention of the Zeta Psi fraternity was held at Parker's in Boston last week.

Professors Lane, Goodwin and A. P. Peabody were among the bearers at Prof. Horsford's funeral yesterday.

Honorable mention has just been given to Robert J. Carter '92 in French and Howard M. Ballou '92 in Natural History.

The prizes for the Yale - Harvard team race to take place at the B. A. A. meeting are now on view at Leavitt and Pierce's.

S. E. Winslow, '85, is one of the most prominent candidates for chairman of the Massachusetts Republican Committee for next year.

The New England Amateur Athletic Association will probably hold an indoor championship meeting in the First Regiment Armory on March 11.

The Harvard speakers at the Harvard - Yale debate on January 18 will speak in the following order: C Vrooman Sp., E. H. Warren '95, A. P. Stone '93.