The announced gold-diggers' camp in Lapland, which was organised jointly by the Finnish and Danish National Unions of Students, was opened on August 15. Forty German and twenty Danish students will work there as gold-diggers. They have pledged 25 per cent of the yield to the Finnish National Union (S.Y.L.). There had been great difficulties in finding a promising digging claim for the students, because all rich yielding places had already been staked out for other groups of interested people. ([unclear: Ylloppilaslehti], Helsinki.)

In their campaign against the housing shortage, the teaching staff members and officers of Helsinki University have undertaken a building programme which up to now has witnessed the completion of three large apartment houses, which can Jointly accommodate 120 families. The interests of the University have been also considered in the building programme—apartments having been reserved for exchange professors and other visiting lecturers from abroad. ([unclear: Ylloppilaslehti], Helsinki.)