Science Society

A brisk discussion at the annual meeting on Tuesday gave the incoming committee of the Science Society plenty to thinkabout for the year's operations. Views were aired about a better co-ordination of the three scientific societies now existing, the meeting resolving rather nebulously that something be done about it. The retiring president then advocated more knowledge of the methods and history of science, and the desirability of having student speakers. The officers elected were:—President, C. W. Stewart; Vice-Presidents, D. Currie, Miss A. S. Donne; Secretary, A. Rafter; Committee, Miss n. Welch, Miss H. Maysmore, R. V. Berry, N. T. Clare.