Again the time of the annual college lottery draws near. The rules and regulations, governing this distribution of the few prizes, and the many blanks, have been received by each student, with the Bursar's periodic compliments. Several changes are noticed in the method of assigning college rooms. Hereafter, Holworthy is to become a special paradise of upper class men. No '89 man can have even the satisfaction of imagining that he has a small chance of becoming an inmate of those inviting walls. Sub-freshmen and all under-graduates, this year, will make their applications at the same time. By this change, an old cause of complaint will be removed. The main features of this system, however, remain intact. The old college hat will be brought out of the band box again, and the quarters of the undergraduate, and his sub-freshman friend decided by a lucky or unlucky shake.
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