Harvey, Yale's full-back, begins practice today.

The third theme in English B is due tomorrow.

Men in German 4 are reading Goethe's Goetz Von Berlichen.

French 2 will be divided into three sections today or Wednesday.

The class of '82 gave Sherman Hoar a dinner last Friday.

W. H. St. John '91, has been elected manager of the Yale nine.

It is said that Rhodes will play right end for Yale next Saturday.

The "Idler" Club of the Annex will give a tea next Friday afternoon.

A freshman banjo club has been organized at Princeton.

There is an increased interest in tug-of-war at Columbia this year.

There was no regular examination in German 1 a last Friday since Professor Bartlett thonght the paper too difficult.

The annual convention of the D. K. E. was held in New York last week.

The B. A. A. will hold an indoor meeting a week from next Wednesday.

W. R. Kales' 92, has been elected captain of the Technology eleven for next year.

There will be two hare and hounds runs this week, on Wednesday and on Friday.

About twenty Harvard men witnessed the Yale-Pennsylvania game Saturday.

A number of the 'Varsity first and second eleven men went to the Tremont Theatre Saturday evening.

Crosby, Yales right end rush, had a tooth broken in the Yale Pennsylvania game Saturday.

J. P. Hutchinson '90, was in town yesterday. He refereed the Yale-Pennsylvania game Saturday.

A new alumni hall been given to Princeton by Mrs. H. C. Alexander. It is to cost $250,000.

Blue books for History 2 must be handed in by four o'clock today in Lower Massachusetts.

Princeton men express themselves as satisfied with the Eastern Park grounds at Brooklyn.

One of the candidates for coxswainship of the Yale crew weighs only 76 younds.

All men in History 1 who have received appointments to meet Mr. Pillsbury must do so some time this week.

G. W. Woodruff, Yale '88, is writing a series of articles for the Philadelphia Press on foot ball.

A large number of seats for the next Saturday evening's performance of "Merry Monarch" have been purchased by Harvard men.

Other foot ball games Saturday resulted as follows: Lehigh 66, Lafayette 6. Exeter juniors 6, seniors 4. Williston's 22, Worcester Academy 22.