Fact and Rumor.

The Calendar will not be out until this afternoon.

The sophomore crew will go to a training table Monday.

There are still over 200 men on the waiting list at Memorial.

The Y. M. C. A. will hold a Sunday evening meeting at 6.30 p. m.

Professor Royce has articles in the January numbers of Scribner's and of the Atlantic.

Rev. Brooke Herford will address the Christian Association next Thursday.

About one-half of the men who have been training with the freshman crew have been dropped.

At the school of Veterinary Medicine there is to be given a course in practical horse-shoeing.

Every morning during the recess several men practiced tumbling at the gymnasium with Mr. Bowler.

During the past two years Minnesota and Wisconsin have established more than 12,000 school libraries.

The University of Minnesota is having a lawsuit over the possession of a seventy pound aerolite lately found.

Dr. George William Warren, the well-known composer of church music, is a lecturer at Columbia College.

Several men join the University today, coming from Williams, and the Universities of Kansas and California.

During the vacation a number of carpenters have been at work repairing the bowling alleys in the gymnasium.

Rev. Brooke Herford will preach tomorrow at Appleton Chapel and will conduct prayers for the next three weeks.

For the next debate of the Harvard Union the question will be: Resolved, That the McKinley bill be immediately repealed.

During the recess Memorial has been rather deserted. Only 14 tables have been set and about 100 men on the average have been present.

Mr. Stanislas Danion, of the French department is shortly to begin his annual course of lectures on French literature at 3 Park St., Boston.

The Co-operative Society has paid off 500 of its dividents. The remaining 200 will probably be paid this coming week.

The English Club of the Annex will give a reception Monday afternoon. Mr. R. G. Moulton will lecture on Browning's "Caliban upon Setebos."

Mr. Rindge, who has been so generous in his gifts to the city of Cambridge, has agreed to maintain the Manual Training School indefinitely.

Mr. R. G. Leavitt '89, was married in Webster, Mass., last week to Miss Janet Shumway, Mr. Leavitt has been teaching at DeVough College, Niagara Falls, New York.

J. R. Finlay '91, has been putting the shot all through the vacation, and has made good improvement. He will be a valuable man for the Mott Haven team.