"Not Because of Others"

"It isn't that we want the money Just because we sec that others have more than us", emphasised Mr. P. Hutchings, "but it is a fact that we could put to good use any money that we can set, by bringing more visit ing speakers to the College or to the Society, and by buying useful periodicals of a philosophical nature: activities at present largely denied us owing to the insufficiency of our funds."

The officers of the society elected for the year 1955-56 were: President, Mr. Marshall; Vice-President, Professor Hughes; Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. H. Roberts; Committee, Miss Stewart, Mr. J. M. Hinton. Mr. E. P. M. Dronkc. Mr. Mitchell.

After the formal business, a talk on "Faith and Reason" was given by Mr. E. P, M. Dronkc, and an animated discussion followed often the religious pedigrees of the lecturers of the philosophy department.

(Other matters discussed at the Philosophy Society's meeting will be covered in our next issue.

—Ed.)