Before a good audience in the Gymnasium on Thursday night, Mi. Lex Miller and Mr. Max Riske stood forth naked and unashamed—mentally that is—and made a statement of their creeds. Professor Miles, in the chair, probably expected a good deal of fireworks from the floor, but the students were tame to the point of apathy, to say the least of it. In the enduing discussion not a word was spoken, a fact which was very disappointing to those who expect students to have a lively interest in matters of such great philosophical importance. Mr. Riske started well by stating quite definitely that he didn't have a creed. He then proceeded to discuss this highly satisfactory state affairs for half-an-hour.