Marks are out in Philosophy I.

Taylor is coaching Cornell's nine.

Subject cards are due in English B today.

J. H. Ricketson will be the soloist at Vespers Thursday.

West Point will hold athletic games for the first time next April.

There will be an hour examination in French 6 in about a month.

There are 171 in the academic department of the University of Chicago.

There are 175,000 square feet assigned for education at the World's Fair.

T. W. Griffith '95 has been elected captain of Northwestern's ball team.

Military drill at the M. I. T. is compulsory to all under 21 years of age.

Russell Sage has donated a handsome dormitory to the Troy Female Seminary.

More than 65 per cent. of the school teachers of the United States are women.

Out of 195,000 recruits for the Russian army, 141,000 were absolutely illiterate.

The mid-winter athletic meet, at Dartmouth, will take place the 25th of this month.

The Chi Psi fraternity house at Madison has been quarantined on account of diphtheria.

The Yale 'varsity crew were coached on Friday and Saturday by Capt. Stevenson of the crew of '88.

The managers of the Emerson College of Oratory has decided not to grant any more degrees of M. A.

Dr. Frank G. Moore of Yale has accepted the position of associate professor of Latin at Dartmouth college.

Gen. Francis A. Walker gave "A string of war stories" at the University Club smoke talk, Friday evening.

A $75.00 trophy will be awarded to the winner of either baseball or football in the Southern Intercollegiate A. A.

The West Point Cadets will encamp two or three weeks on the Exposition grounds at Chicago next summer.

"Bob" Caruthers, the great base ball player, is coaching the University of Illinois baseball team for the season.

Col. Samuel E. Winslow '85, chairman of the Republican State Committee, will coach the 'varsity nine this year.

E. W. Capen '94, and R. B. Putnam '94 at Amherst, have won Leffingwell prize books for excellence in oratory.

The lectures in Psychology in Philosophy I will about March 22nd and there will then be an hour examination,

The class of '94 of the law department of the New York University has elected three women to offices in the class.

Bernard B. Whittemore '39, of Nashua N. H. died in Cambridge Sunday morning in his 76th year. After fitting at Phillips Exeter he graduated from Harvard in '39. He was admitted to the bar in 1842 and spent the greater part of his life in Nashua. He edited the Nashua Gazette, a weekly Democratic paper, for 44 years. In 1852-53 he became a member of the New Hampshire Senate.