FACULTY ACTIVITIES

Professor Robert Fletcher and C. A. Holden were in New York City, January 16-18 to attend the meetings of the American Society of Civil Engineers and of the Thayer Society.

Professor Frank A. Updyke was elected to the Executive Council of the American Political Science Association at the recent meeting of that Association in Cincinnati.

Professor A. H. Chivers represented Dartmouth at the International Forestry Conference held in Washington, January 18-19.

Mr. Walter May gave an address in Lisbon, N. H., during the Christmas vacation on "Morals and Moral Education of High School Students."

Dean Laycock joined President Hopkins at St. Paul and accompanied him on his return trip, speaking at Chicago Pittsburg, Washington, and New York.

At the meeting of the American Association of University Professors held in New York City during the Christmas recess, Professor F. M. Anderson was elected a member of the executive council of the Association. At the annual meeting of the American Historical. Association, Professor Anderson was . re-elected chairman of the nominating committee.

Professor L. B. Richardson will be absent from Dartmouth the second semester on sabbatical leave. He expects to study at Cornell.