Fact and Rumor.

W. C. Camp will referee the winter games at Yale.

Signs of spring - plank walks are budding in the yard.

The new Kent laboratory at Yale will cost about $75,000.

The Yale winter games this winter are held in the evening.

There are 44 candidates for the Princeton Lacrosse Team.

The annual supper of the Yale News occurs to-morrow evening.

The Technology athletic meeting will take place Saturday, March 5.

Last evening Dr. Waldstein was tendered a reception by the members of the Classical Club.

Piper, '90, has stopped training for the crew, and is now a candidate for the freshman nine.

The captain of the Yale freshman nine has resigned, and Strait has been elected to fill the vacancy.

Several freshmen have been suspended from Wesleyan for firing a salute on Washington's Birthday.

Brinley, the tennis player of Trinity, took the second prize in the annual oratorical contest in that college.

The Glee Club will give a concert to-night in the rooms of the Cambridge Social Union, over Roberts Hall.

The Yale News has discovered (?) that our freshman nine has been practicing on the field for the past ten days.

The Williams nine has an enterprising manager; he has arranged three games with the Washingtons for April.

Cornell has six pitchers in training. The Sun says one of them is developing a drop curve which will defy the heaviest batters.

At the dinner of the Cornell sophomore class, one of the members was presented with a bustle, because he was the ladies' favorite.

The Williams chapel is being furnished with a large, new organ. Chapel exercises are held temporarily in one of the other buildings.

Among the preachers who are to occupy the pulpit in Sage Chapel, Cornell, are the following: F. G. Peabody, E. E. Hale, Washington Gladden and Francis E. Patten.

Yale has furnished the first president for seventeen of the leading colleges in this country, among them Princeton, Columbia, Williams, Dartmouth, Cornell, and Johns Hopkins. - Yale News.

Mr. Hanlan, the famous single sculler, visited the gymnasium yesterday afternoon. Of course the principal attraction for him was the rowing room, where he spent some time watching the 'Varsity at work on the rowing machines.

The fifth annual dinner and reunion of the CRIMSON editorial board will be held at the Quincy House on Tuesday evening, March 8th, at half-past six, sharp. The officers of the evening will be: President, W. T. Talbot; toast-master, F. E. E. Hamilton; orator, Wm. Barnes, Jr., '88; poet, H. S. Sanford; chorister, H. G. Perkins, '87.

The annual banquet of the New England Club of the Delta Upsilon Society took place last Tuesday evening. The chapters represented were from the following colleges: Harvard, Cornell, Brown, Amherst, Tufts, Marietta, Syracuse, New York, Michigan, Rutgers, Western Reserve, Hamilton, Middlebury, Colby and Union.