The 'Varsity Glee Club, whose call for candidates is printed in another column, represents one of the most pleasant as well as characteristic features of college life. In the course of the fall and spring seasons and the Christmas trip, the club gives concerts in many different parts of the country, and whatever success it meets is largely reflected to the credit of the University. The Glee Club has always compared very favorably with the clubs of other colleges, and it is very much for the interest of Harvard that this standard should be retained. To this end the Glee Club, like every other University organization, depends each year on the interest shown by the students. The greater the number of candidates, the better the chances for a good club; and every man who presents himself tonight may feel that he is serving not only his own best interests, but those of the University as well.