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32 THE ATHENAEUM :f I Clubs and News Y. M. C. A. In last month’s issue of the Athenaeum, the program of the Y. M. C. A. for the scholastic year was outlined. The officials have thus far this year brought to the student body two speakers, who have left messages that will ever be guiding influences to those that heard them. Dr. D. D. Crawford spoke on Sunday morning, November 4th. His message was in substance, that the people of the world are getting too sacriligious and are allowing non-essential things to command their attention. He concluded by saying that, “The Student of today should be a guiding light and try to emulate the life of Christ as nearly as possible, in order to save this world from the monstrous catastrophe that will befall it if Christianity fails.” The violin solo by Mr. O. E. Jackson and the vocal solo by Mr. J. Carlyle Walker were enjoyed by all. Sunday afternoon the 11th of November, Professor E. W. Latson delivered a wonderful lecture. His words and illustrations were sim ple, but the thought and message they conveyed were dynamic. At this writing the President of the Y. M. C. A. ; Mr. C. C. Patrick, ’25 is out of school because of a misfortune. Mr. B. B. Eatman the Vice-President, immediately took up the work and is filling the position commendably. He is also getting splendid sup port from the student body. The student body of Morehouse, under the leadership of Mr. Wm. Horward, ’24 has formulated plans to continue the raising of the student’s fund. This fund is to be used to help in the erection of a spacious library and modern gymnasium. With these assets Morehouse can with greater care cultivate in men mental and physical potentialities. THE SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS CLUB HOLDS INTERCOLLEGIATE MEETING L. Slater Baynes, ’26 The Science and Mathematics Club hel4 its first Intercollegiate meeting on the evening of November 6th. Both Atlanta Univer sity and Clark University were represented by Professors and advanc ed scientific students. The co-eds of Atlanta University lent their grace and beauty to the interesting occasion. After a short program a delightful menu was served. t Subscribe to The Athenaeum!