Williams has now the model college dormitory. Morgan Hall, the gift of Ex-Governor Morgan to the college, is ready for its occupants. The building is a model of convenience, being warmed by steam, aired by the best ventilation, with hot and cold water in all the rooms and in a bath-room in the basement. Each set of rooms consists of a reception room and two chambers, so that they can accommodate two or four students. Each reception room is furnished with a stationary book-case. The work on the rooms and smaller doors is an imitation of cherry, and with the white walls makes a very neat contrast. In the basement are six rooms for the janitor's use, where he will live. Hot and cold water, stationary book-cases and cherry finishings are luxuries for which the students of Harvard sigh, but sigh in vain. A Spartan lot is ours!