Fact and Rumor.

The Lampoon is out to-day.

Governor Ames has four Harvard graduates on his staff.

The marks in N. H. IV were out yesterday. They ran very high as a rule.

The University of Michigan at Ann Arbor was the first to introduce the coeducational system.

The toboggan club at Yale has reached its limit in membership of 250. Each member is assessed five dollars.

During the Christmas vacation the Yale Glee and Banjo Club made a trip West and were entertained wherever they stopped by the Yale Alumni Association.

The Boston Globe published yesterday a half column account of the last Union Debate. The question for debate next time is "Resolved that the system of land taxation advocated by Henry George is consistent with the best policy of the state."

Prof. Thompson of the University of Pennsylvania, who lectured at Yale last winter, has accepted the invitation of the junior class of Williams College to deliver a series of four lectures on Protection before them. The first lecture will be delivered Jan 21st.

The fortieth annual convention of the Zeta Psi fraternity took place in New York last Thursday. Among the colleges represented were: Harvard, Williams, Tufts, Brown University, Colby, Bowdoin, Princeton, Cornell, McGill and the University of Toronto. Among those attending the convention were ex-Governors Robinson of Massachusetts and Dingly of Maine.

The rowing machines have not yet been returned from the repair shop. The class crews are rowing on the 'varsity seats in the meantime.

Following are the candidates for the freshman nine: - Wheelright, L. Chamberlain, Vaughn, Vila, T. Chamberlain, Sabine, Butterworth, Bryan, Fullerton, McLeod, S. Dexter, Steaman, Wardner. Houseman, Linn, Kuhn, Bates, Davis, Paine, Jones, F. Codman, Hapgood, J. S. Codman. Hart, Kielly, Mancha, McKean, Titus and Sturgis.