There will be a written test in Latin 6 on Monday.

Thursday, April 6, has been designated as Fast Day.

The Press Club of Dartmouth will give a banquet March 8th.

Cornell offers a course in the Russian language and literature.

There are 130 lecturers and instructors at the University of Chicago.

The Freshman Banjo Club will play at a church social next Thursday.

The mid-winter examinations at Boston University will begin March 15.

There were about two hundred present at Mr. Copeland's lecture yesterday.

The glee club of the Chicago University will make a Western tour in the spring.

There is some talk of annexing Lake Forest University to Chicago University.

A National College Song Book is to be published at the World's Fair next summer.

Of the entire House of Representatives, one hundred and two are college graduates.

Six hundred tents are to be used at the Chautauqua encampment at the World's Fair.

The lectures in Reading and Speaking on Friday afternoons at 3.30 will be given in Sever 27.

The French football team did not score a single victory over the English teams the past year.

The Sunday evening services which have been held at the Columbia Theatre are discontinued.

Prof. Baldwin of Toronto University has been offered the chair of psychology in Princeton.

Columbia now gives the degree of A. B. for a three years course providing the student afterwards takes a professional course.

A reception by the Publishers of Boston to Dr. Wendell Holmes was given Thursday afternoon.

The essays in History 12 will be due a month from the date when the subjects were given out.

The Glee Club has offered a prize of sixteen dollars for the best words for a humorous song.

The appointments for the senior class of the Sheffield Scientific School have been a made.

The delegates to the Youth's World's Congress to be held at Chicago next summer will number 200.

Rev. E. E. Hale preached last Sunday evening before the Christian Union of Chicago University.

The varsity and freshman baseball candidates at Yale practiced sliding for the first time on Tuesday.

Prof. E. T. McLaughlin of Yale will soon publish a new book entitled "Literary Criticism for Students."

An Illinois man has left a collection of shells and marine plants valued at $30,000 to Leland Stanford University.

A military company of forty three men has been formed at the Sheffield Scientific School to hold two drills a week.

Walter Camp, Yale '80, has an article on "California Athletics" in the current number of Harper's Weekly.

Princeton held a competitive debate last evening to select three speakers for the Yale - Princeton debate on March 15th.

Out of 345 colleges and universities reporting to the national Bureau of Education, at Washington, 204 are co-educational.

Prof. Goodale gave the last of his course of twelve lectures on Australia and New Zealand at the Lowell Institute last night.

The Alumni and students of the University of Minnesota, last Saturday, presented ex-Captain Leary a medal as a token of their respect and gratitude for the work he has done for the U. of Minnesota football team.