Fact and Rumor.

Harvard will play her first scheduled game tomorrow with Tufts.

There will be an hour examination in Philosophy 3 next Monday.

The freshman crew has been picked out. Four extra men remain in training as substitutes.

President Dwight of Yale has an article in the April Forum on "Education in Boyhood."

All the sections of Political Economy 1 will meet at nine o'clock this morning in Lower Massachusetts.

The University of Pennsylvania catalogue just published gives the total number of students as 1302.

Sunday's New York Herald contained a cut of several of the principals in the Hasty Pudding theatricals.

The freshman crew barge struck a sunken anchor last Wednesday afternoon and a hole was stove in the bottom. Hart repaired it the next day.

It is stated that Durell of the Princeton nine will play professionally with the Athletics of Philadelphia after the close of the college championship season.

Marks are to be announced in History 2 this week.

Among the entries for the games of the Prospect Harriers in New York last Saturday, were Green. '92, Moen, '91, J. J. Lee, '91, and Fearing, '93. None of the Harvard men won a place.

Roddy, Princeton, '91, who was entered for one of the middle-distance runs in the Amateur Athletic Union games next Saturday, has a carbuncle on his knee and will be unable to compete in the sports. He was to represent both Princeton and the Manhattan Athletic Club.

Monday, the police authorities found a number of valuable papers, money, jewelry, etc, which have evidently been stolen from students' rooms, and now have them in keeping at Station 1. Students who have missed articles from their rooms are requested to call at the station, where they may obtain their property upon proof of ownership.