WOODSMEN

Several days ago we read in The Dartmouth that the D. O. C. was going to have a real, genuine logging bee over Norwich way. In the description were strange words such as sawyer and twitcher. The whole thing sounded rather adventurous to us arm-chair woodsmen. Reports which reached us just recently proved that the whole affair was every whit as adventurous as it promised. The interesting part, however, was not the logging, but the diet which consisted of baked beans and prunes.

The Undergraduate Chair regrets the passing of Sergei Korgueff, Professor of Music.

Recently the College received with a great deal of surprise the news that all freshman sports with the exception of football were to be dispensed with due to the financial condition of the D. C. A. C. More recent advice has shown that matters are not as serious as they seemed at first. Of course the schedules will be pared almost to nothing, but equipment, coaching facilities, etc. will remain the same as usual. Games will be arranged as often as possible with teams of surrounding schools. Numerals will be awarded to outstanding men upon the recommendation of the coach.

The long winter has started. We begin our hibernation. We let our hair grow. We rush outdoors only to attend classes. We see our breath. . . . Happy New Year.