At present Harvard seems to have won advantage by successfully introducing the co-operative system; but she has one disadvantage that to a certain degree counterbalances this, and that is the fact that Harvard has always been regarded as one of the most expensive colleges in the country. However, if by strict attention to the principles of economy students at Harvard reduce the expense of a college education within the limits of moderation, this disadvantage in reputation will soon be overcome and the institution derive the legitimate benefits of the system they have introduced. With her association of over seven hundred members, including many of the professors, Harvard is more than likely to success fully continue the system, and the authorities of other colleges will do well to follow her example, and by inaugurating a similar system win a share of the benefits of co-operation. - [Cornell Sun.