ORDER IN CLASSES.

Such exhibitions of disorderly conduct as the students in Economics I have lately been guilty of ought to be beneath the dignity of Harvard men. Those few who are inciting these disturbances are spoiling one of the most useful courses in College for all who have a real interest in the lectures. They are creating bad precedents not only for this one course, but for all others to which their lawless spirit may be communicated. Men are sent to college to learn, not to horse their instructors.