The Lowell House Scientific Society, an organization open to all undergraduates in the college, held its final meeting of the year last night in Lowell House. Alfred C. Redfield professor of Philosophy, gave a lecture on "The Physiology, of Snapping One's Fingers", and spoke at length on the dynamics of contractions in skeletal muscle.

The following were elected as officers of the Society for next year: Donald R. Griflin '38, Philip W. Morse '38 and Douglas H. Robinson '39 of Lowell House, and Karl F. Guthe '39 and Ralph I. Smith '38 of Leverett House.

Plans were announced for an ambitious biological field trip on June 12 at the end of the examination period, and for several activities to be undertaken next year.