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To the Editors of the Crimson:

I ask leave to inform your readers through your columns that the forthcoming pamphlet of the Division of Mathematics for 1901-02 will contain a new section entitled, "Suggestions concerning the choice of Electives in Mathematics," these being more clearly and connectedly worked out than the scattered sentences of advice which occur in previous editions of the pamphlet. The insertion of this section is due to the expression of a wish in a recent number of the CRIMSON, that such suggestions might be offered in the several departments of study; and we believe that it will decidedly enhance the value of the pamphlet for students, and for all who wish to gain information concerning the opportunities offered here for the study of Mathematics. J. M. PEIRCE. Cambridge, 12 June, 1901.