The suggestion of Dr. Hart in History 13, that a committee be appointed to arrange for the various maps, blanks and circulars which are required in the course, ought to be attended to at once. The large amount of petty annoyance that would be saved the instructor and the hundred and thirty men in the course is readily seen. As it is now, a half hours chase about Harvard Square is required to obtain a half dozen commonplace blanks, and there is every possibility that they may not be found even at that.
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Appleton Chapel.