NOTES AND COMMENTS.

There are 239 men in the Columbia Law School.

It looks as if the janitor evil at Harvard is to be remedied at last. - [Ex.] How?

Princeton's prospects in rowing this year seem to be decidedly brighter than they have been for years past.

The last Crimson contains a poem entitled "Unclothed," companion to "The Great Unwashed," we suppose. - [Ex.

An exchange wants to know "whether our colleges turn out gentlemen." Certainly not; gentlemen are allowed to go on and graduate. - [Ex.

The Princeton Glee Club intends to give concerts at the following places during the coming season: Germantown, Orange, N. J., Philadelphia, New Brunswick, and Elizabeth.

The Bates College students, according to the old plan, eke out their living by teaching and odd work in vacations. Some of the lady students are said to earn from $6 to $8 per week by book-canvassing. Some of the men both preach and canvass for books.

A freshman was noticed, on Hallow E'en, with a brick in each coat-pocket. When asked if they were to be used as implements of warfare, he said that they were mighty good things to throw away when he wanted to run fast. - [Ex.