P. B. K. BUREAU QUITS STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD

The work of the Student Advisory Committee during the past year was carefully reviewed last hight at a meeting in 4 University Hall at which Dean C. N. Greenough '98, Mr. Matthew Luce '91, and Dean R. E. Bacon were present in addition to the undergraduate members of the committee. J. D. DuBois '24, chairman of the committee, read that part of his report on the year's work which dealt with proposed changes in policy for the coming year.

Lowry Appointed Chairman

Edward George Lowry Jr. '25 of Washington, D. C. was appointed to fill the position of chairman for next year. He will be at the head of a committee of seven undergraduates: Charles Franklin Dunbar of Cambridge; Sylvester Baker Kelley of Reading; and Lawrence Morris of New York, from the Class of 1925. Marion, Adolphus Cheek Jr. of Brookline, and John Perry Hubbard of Milton, from what will be the Junior Class next year, and Frederick Vanderbilt Field of Lenox, as the representative of 1927.

In addition to the appointment of a new committee, the meeting resulted in the passage of a motion to divorce the Phi Beta Kappa Service Bureau from all connection with the Student Advisory System in the interest of both organizations.

250 Advisers to be Appointed

It was decided to continue the custom inaugurated last year of having a general meeting of student advisers in May at which the duties and work for the coming year would be explained. The new committee at its first meeting tonight will appoint 250 advisers, 125 from the coming Senior class, 90 from the Junior and 35 from the Sophomore. Letters will be sent to those men appointed telling the date and place of the meeting which will be held probably on next Tuesday in University Hall.