Current activity at the Harvard Business School will be marked this week by the appearance of volume four of the year book, which will be ready for distribution Thursday afternoon, it was announced last night by David Williams 2G.B., president of the year book board. The book, which is unique in that It comes out at the beginning, instead of at the end, of the year, is dedicated this year to Professor A. S. Dewing '99, of the department of Corporation Finance in the Business School.

Acting as a directory and a medium of furthering acquaintances among a widely-dispersed student group, the year book is different from most college annuals in that it is published early in the first half year, and is devoted to the entire student body. The association of names, and the recognition of the stuents' fraternities, has proved a valuable aid in maintaining a permanent record of the classes and class organizations.

The volume, bound in red leather, will contain individual pictures of all the students and members of the faculty, with their home and college address, the name of the college from which they graduated, their degree, and the club or fraternity to which they belonged. The volume further contains group pictures of the classes, individual and group pictures of the buildings and photos of all the various clubs and student organizations. The book will have 250 pages this year, a somewhat larger edition than in previous years.