W. A. Duley L. S. has left college for the rest of the year.

J. A. Hartwell '89 S will coach the Yale crew after May 1.

A Greek newspaper has just been started in modern Athens.

Billiard and pool playing are forbidden by the faculty at Exeter.

Fifteen baseball candidates have been measured for suits at Exeter.

Hovey will play tennis this season with Clarence Hobart of New York.

The Lehigh lacrosse team is taken to the training table every spring.

Seymour '93 has been elected permanent captain of the Exeter nine.

It is rumored that the crew will row in their shell by the latter part of the week.

The freshman baseball team at Princeton went to the training table yesterday.

The candidates for the low hurdles will run the full distance, 220 yards, on Friday.

The date for the opening of the Weld Boat House has now been postponed until April 18.

Professor Ashley will soon publish his second volume of "English Economic History and Theory."

Thirty-three Harvard graduates died during the three months ending March 1, and seven were married.

Harvard's exhibit at the World's Fair is already on the way. It occupies considerably more than a carload.

E. W. Fox '94 of Exeter has a total strength of 1101.1. The strongest man at Harvard has a test of only 1030.

Stephenson who played first base on the Yale nine during the Easter trip and did such good hitting is an Exeter graduate.

The next to the last Symphony concert will be given in Sanders Theatre tonight at 7.45. We have been unable to get the programme.

The "Two Tales" Publishing Company have announced that they discontinued the publication of "Two Tales" with the last number.

The different societies at Princeton have had exterior and interior views of their clubhouses taken for exhibition at the World's Fair.

Cornell's exhibit at the World's Fair consisting of photographs and charts will be included in the educational exhibit of New York State.

Pennsylvania would rather be beaten by any college in the country than Yale. ["University Courier" of the University of Pennsylvania.]

The U. of P. track athletic team will wear red sweaters, each with a large blue P on the front, and blue stripes about the collar, cuffs, and bottom.

Fourteen men have qualified for positions on the U. of P. Mott Haven Team. In order to qualify, a certain fixed standard must be reached in each event, and as soon as a contestant qualifies he is made a member of the team.