Smith College has 551 students.

Geology 4 will begin recitations again today.

There will be an hour examination in Spanish 1 in a few days.

There will be an hour examination in History 15 next Saturday.

Harvard has made a larger aggregate score this year than Yale or Princeton.

Rehearsals of the Chapel Choir are held on Thursday p. m. and Saturday a. m.

The annual Exeter Andover football game will take place this Saturday at Andover.

The editors of last year's Harvard Portfolio will continue the publication this year.

Professor F. G. Peabody will give his annual reception to the freshman class tonight.

The senior eleven and substitutes are to have a theatre party and dinner the last of this week or some time next week.

The Orange and Crescent football teams will play together Saturday.

Professor Goodale will remain abroad throughout the present year.

Professor J. H. Wright has been elected honorary President of the Classical Club.

Mr. J. J. Hayes is to read. "An Evening with Catholic Authors," in the Boston college lecture course.

The Deutscher Verein is arranging for a public lecture, commemorative of the late Dr. Hedge.

Dr. Lyman Abbott will speak before the Total Abstinence Society tomorrow evening at 7.30 in Sever 11.

McDuffie '90, and Mulford '90, who are in business in New York, have been spending a few days in Cambridge.

The Pierian Sodality will probably play at the Dickens Carnival in Music Hall, Boston, on November 10th.

The plan of dividing French 2 into three sections has been given up. There are about 160 men in the class.

The recent discourse given by Bishop Keane in Cambridge is printed in full in the Boston Pilot of November 1st.

The number of men in college with degrees from other colleges is much larger this year than ever before.