The meeting of the Bicycle club for this evening will be of general interest to the college because the club will consider the project of forming a university racing association. The plan is to form an open association like the H. A. A., whose main object will be to hold races, such as the intercollegiate road races and the annual race meets. The Bicycle Club finds itself unable to undertake these enterprises satisfactorily, since it is a private organization. Men are not willing to contribute readily to a private club which has other expenses besides the races. A university racing association would appeal more directly to subscribers and would be a more representative organization. The plan of the Bicycle club is an excellent one and ought to be carried into effect. The club, however wishes a thorough discussion among its members as to the advisability of the project, its details, and its probable connection with the club itself. One meeting called for this same purpose was postponed because of the small attendance, and no action will be taken tonight unless there is a large meeting. Every member ought to make an effort to be present, for immediate action must be taken if the plan is adopted.