N. E. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES MEETS IN HANOVER

Twenty-five delegates from fourteen New England Colleges were entertained at Hanover October 13 and 14 for the 1927 meetings of the Association of Colleges in New England. Following a reception given by President and Mrs. Hopkins October 13, dinner was served the delegates at the Inn. Questions having to do with college administration were the subjects of discussion in the meetings, each college having previously submitted a list of topics to be considered.

Ten college presidents were included in the role of delegates. The complete list of representatives follows:

Amherst—Pres. Arthur S. Pease and Dean T. C. Esty; Bowdoin—Pres. Kenneth M. Sills and Prof. Marshall P. Cram; Boston Univer- sity—Prof. James Geddes; Brown—Vice-Pres. Albert D. Mead and Prof. R. H. George; Clark —Prof. Philip H. Churchman; Dartmouth— Pres. Ernest M. Hopkins and Dean Craven Laycock; Harvard—Pres. A. Lawrence Lowell and Dean Clifford H. Moore; Middlebury— Pres. Paul D. Moody and Dean Hazeltine; Trinity—Pres. R. B. OgMby and Prof. L. C. Barrett; Tufts—Pres. John A. Couzens and Prof. George S. Miller; Vermont—Dean Elijah Swift and Prof. Frederick Tupper; Wesleyan— Pres. J. L. McConaughy and Prof. Howland; Williams—Pres. Harry A. Garfield and Dean Howes; Yale—Pres. James A. Angell.