Tuatara

Each year, under the name of "Tuatara," the most flourishing club of the college—the Biological Society, publishes eighteen or so pages of botanical flotsam, zoological jetsam and biological witticisms and faux-pas.

The resumes of trips and lectures which are so attractively set out in this journal will be interesting and/ or amusing even to those not thrilled by the study of biology.

Look out for this mighty magazine which will be thrust upon you in the last week of term, watch the notice boards for date of sale, beware of the pestering members of the committee, bud get a good sixpenneth of biological bits and pieces.