The news that suitable bathing conveniences are soon to be placed in the Yard buildings has caused general satisfaction to all but the Seniors who are forced to complete their college course as members of the time honored great unwashed. This satisfaction is felt most keenly by the proctors who look forward to unlimited, and the Freshman who anticipate three years of future cleanliness.

It is safe to say that rooms in the Yard will regain much of their waning popularity. The present generation of Harvard men are such a comfort loving class that the classic atmosphere of the Yard is but a small consideration compared to the conveniences which seemed superfluous to their forbears. If the double attraction of comforts and classic atmosphere is offered, the old buildings will regain their wonted place in undergraduate estimation.