ENGINEERING LIBRARY ARRANGED

Since its partial dismemberment at the time of the Gordon McKay fund controversy, when the Engineering School was to have been combined with M. I. T., the School Library in Pierce 209 has steadily been reorganizing, so that at present a complete collection of works on engineering and technical subjects connected with that science, beside a file of all the important periodicals on the subject, is now on the shelyes. Among the 2500 monographs there is an especially noteworthy list of books on electricity, while the 130 odd periodicals offer the latest news of developments in the field of engineering. The library is still in the formative stage, and additions are being made daily by purchase and bequest. The hours during which the room is open are from 9 to 5 o'clock daily, and from 9 to 1 on Saturdays. Books may, however, be taken out for the night, in which case-they must be returned by 9 o'clock the following morning.