PRESIDENT NICHOLS VISITS THE ALUMNI

President Nichols began, his annual tour of the alumni associations of the College on January 10, and returned to. Hanover January 29. This year his visits, the last which he will make as president of the College, included eight different associations, extending from Boston to Chicago and as far south as Washington. His itinerary was as follows :

January 10—Manchester.

January 12—Buffalo.

January 14—Chicago.

January 17—Cleveland.

January 21—New York.

January 24—Philadelphia.

January 25—Washington.

January 28—Boston.

In addition to attending these meetings of alumni associations, President Nichols delivered two important addresses before other organizations. On January 17 he spoke before the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, and on January 20 before the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. On January 29 he attended a conference of Boston and New York business men at the home of A. Lincoln Filene in Boston, called for the discussion of the problems of both summer and permanent employment of college men.

Business Director Keyes accompanied President Nichols on his trip until after the Cleveland meeting. Then Mr. Keyes attended the meetings of the Minneapolis 'association on January 22, and of the Denver association on January 25. Professor Person, director of the Tuck School, and Mr. Knapp, secretary of the College, were also in attendance at the Minneapolis meeting.