GRAD. SCHOOLS SOCIETY TO MEET

The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences has this year two students from the University of Louvain, sent here by the Hoover Relief Commission. When the Commission had finished its relief work, it had still a large amount of money to dispose of. In an effort to use this money as its donors would have wished, the Commission decided to expend it by sending American students to Belgian universities and men from Belgium to this country. As a result there are twelve American students in Belgium and thirty-four Belgians are scattered through such colleges as the University of Chicago, Columbia, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and this University.

The two men at the University, Paul Putzeys 1G. and M. Van de Mynsbrugge 1G. are studying Chemistry and Ancient History respectively.