CHANGE IN METHOD OF ELECTING PALAEOPITUS

In the future, membership to Palae-opitus will be limited to eleven as in the past, but six of these will be members ex-officio, as follows: managers of the football, baseball, and track teams; the football captain, the editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth, and the president of the Christian Association. The other five members will be elected from the junior class.

By adopting this method of recruiting members, Palaeopitus has returned to the principle of membership embodied in its first constitution, adopted in 1902-3. In 1909, the system just discarded was instituted. By this 1909 method six members were elected by the junior class, and five more elected by the retiring members of the society.

OFFICERS FOR 1913-14

W T. Engelhorn has been elected president of Palaeopitus and R. H. Trott secretary for 1913-14. The new Palaeopitus has asked J. T. Marriner, editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth, to attend meetings. He will have no vote but may participate in discussions.