Literary Society Meets

The Annual General Meeting of the Literary Society was held on Monday, March 28. President, Secretary and Treasurer, and members of the committee were elected, and the activities and budget of 1959 were discussed.

The activities of the Society for this year, as for the past, will be of a literary nature; we will welcome the co-operation of all those who are interested in literature and to a certain extent the Arts in general, and we will give them an opportunity to have their works published in our "Experiment" which, with the next number, will be Seven issues old.

"Experiment" has received in the past a warm response from the student body, and sold in its last issue more than 1050 copies ... We will constantly try to improve its standards both in contents and presentation.

Copy for "Experiment 7" is now being accepted . . . verse, short stories, articles, music, drawings . . . everything will be considered.

It is proposed this year as well as publishing "Experiment 7," to contribute to "Spike," and to publish a series of excellent and extremely interesting talks given to the Society in 1959.

At the first of the 1960 Literary Society talks,

Dr. Peter Munz,

Senior Lecturer of the Department of History will speak on

"The Decadent Novel In France In The 19Th Century."

Date to be announced later.