Dramatic Club.

After some months of inactivity the Dramatic Club has roused itself from its lethargy and is now, if not wildly enthusiastic and universally popular at least awake. During the second term we read two comedies—"The Title," by Arnold Bennett, and "Mr. Pim." by A. A. Milne; these, despite the hideous noise occasioned by basketball practices on the floor above, were both very successful. The Club has sent to England for several new plays; it is intended that some of these be read by members in town during the long vacation. It is hoped that by the beginning of next year the Club will be on a thoroughly satisfactory footing and that students will join and support what is the only purely literary Club in the College.