The Spike: or, Victoria University College Review, June 1922

Once Again the Library

Once Again the Library.

We have received from an esteemed and publicspirited correspondent ("G. AW.") a suggestion for the better employment of the vacant space on the floor of the New Library. "Why waste such dinky floor space?" she asks. "Every now and then, at a sign from the Chair, let us rise Silently, dance 'a la Cabaret' to vague music wafted down from the Psych, lab., then resume our work.' The idea has our sympatic and is accordingly passed on for approval of other light footed maidens and the Professorial Board.