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yond that have been apportioned as fairly and as liberally as the committee thought to be consistent with the rights of the seniors. We can appreciate the inconvenience which may have been caused to those who have friends who are accustomed to look to them for complimentary tickets. But as Class Day is distinctly a seniors' day, for which the seniors themselves and even the Class Day officers have to pay, it did not seem just that their rights and privileges should be abridged in order to satisfy the demands which outsiders make upon their friends in the Faculty. We have been obliged therefore to consider first of all the personal wants of those who applied, but outside of these the number of tickets which have been given out, particularly those to Sanders Theatre, have been necessarily limited.

RUSSELL BOWDITCH BEALS, RENE EVANS PAINE, MAYNARD LADD, Class Day Committee.