Three-quarters of a century ago, Harvard was generally regarded as a nest of unbelievers, but at present, every day is writing her justification. At Yale, in 1796, there were only eleven professing Christians in the whole college; in 1799, but five, and for many years after that. an average of one to a class. To day almost one-half her students are church-members. At Amherst, seventy per. cent of the undergraduates are members of the church. - Phillipian.
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