UNIVERSITY HOSPITALITY.

In formulating its plan for the entertainment of athletic teams visiting at the University, the Student Council has made an excellent move. The only regrettable thing is that some such body as the new committee of three was not put in action long ago. It has been apparent for a considerable time that visitors from other colleges to Harvard were not receiving the warmest hospitality that could be offered, and now that the first logical step towards repairing or maintaining our friendships with rival institutions has been taken by the Council, responsibility for the successful operation of the plan devolves upon the student body as a whole. For the selection of a trio of undergraduates to convey the guests over Widener or show them the glass flowers will not be sufficient to make them feel welcome. The interest and support of all members of the University must be forthcoming if the committee is to prove its worth.