We notice that the students of Yale and Princeton have had the pleasure of listening to lectures by Gen. Francis A. Walker on various economic questions. Gen. Walker, the president of the Institute of Technology, is one of the best authorities on these matters in the country, and his ability and eloquence in treating such matters are well known to all. We think that a lecture or a course of lectures by him, would be much appreciated by the students. Gen. Walker lives in Boston, and if he has found time to travel to New Haven and Princeton, it is to be hoped that he will be able to come the comparatively short distance to Cambridge. Gen. Walker has not spoken at Harvard for several years, and we hope that an opportunity will be afforded the many students of Political Economy to hear this well-known speaker.
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The Serenade to the Princeton Nine.
