NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The Yale Yacht Club has a fleet of eight boats.

A young lady at Lasell Seminary is getting up an excursion to Europe for the summer vacation.

A. T. Moore of Stevens' Institute, who has won putting the shot at the inter-collegiate games for the past two years, has entered Columbia.

President Banvard of Columbia in his recent annual report advocates coeducation. He also recommends the establishment of a school of pedagogy at Columbia.

At the recent meeting of the Yale Boat Club F. C. Leonard was elected president; C. L. Sayre, vice-president, and H. T. Skelton, secretary for the ensuing year. The amendment to the agreement as to the New London races proposed at the recent meeting of the Harvard Boat Club was adopted.

Yale seems to be much disgruntled over the growing success of Harvard's and Princeton's "funny" papers and her own sterility in this line. The Yale Lit. says, enviously : "We cannot, of course, ever hope to rival Harvard in this respect. She is too excruciatingly funny. But in our own way we may in time be able to publish something worthy of the name of wit. This hope, we think, is justified by the News' Wednesday supplement and the "log" items in the Courant and Record." That strange delusion that Yale men cherish that the News supplements are really witty and humorous seems to be growing stronger and stronger.