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The Everett Athenaeum, a sophomore society founded in 1868, has passed out of existence. The undergraduate members, at a recent meeting, feeling that the society outlived the purposes for which it was founded, and that there was consequently no further need of it, voted to disband. The society at the time of its organization was distinctly literary, but this feature had died out, and it had become merely a social club.
There is a plan under consideration to form a literary society in its place, which shall be for sophomores what the Signet is for the upper classes.
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