Dear Sir,—Some time ago, when playing on our tennis courts, I was struck by the fact that No. 4 court was not being used, even though many people were waiting to play. On enquiry, I found that the general opinion was against the use of this court, because, forsooth, it was not quite so good as the other three. The time is opportune to call attention to this spirit of luxury and contrast it with the spirit of service which animated those who excavated the courts. Enough has been said. While writing, may I call attention to the fact that our College Library contains some volumes which are well worth perusal, viz., the "Spike," Vols. 1-20, volumes which give a clear idea of our Alma Mater's history and development.—Yours, etc.,

K.D.N.E.