The New Recitation Building

Five or six weeks will see the contract work on the new recitation building practically completed. The interesting question now is as to who wil] be assigned to the new quarters. The building committee bas decided upon the following arrangement, subject of course to change. On lower floor, room i, s. w. cor., Prof. Beman; R. 2, south, Prof. Dewey; R. 3, s. e. cor., Prof. D'Ooge; R. 4, n. e. cor., Prof. Hinsdale; R. 5, n., not taken, probably Prof. Russell; R. 6, n. w. cor., Prof. Pettee. On upper floor, the space on the south side which below is divided into three rooms is here thrown into one large lecture room to ba ased as room 24 is at present. It will be used most by Prof. Hudson and Prof. Adams. Room 7 on the front over the main entrance, will be used by Prof. Pïudson; R. 10, n. e. cor., Prof. Demmon; R. 11, n., Prof. Walter; and R. 12, n. w. cor., Prof. Adams. During the summer the furniture and other necessaries will be put in and the building will be ready for use next fall.