Changes in Dane Hall.

At the close of the present college year the Corporation will make some very thorough alterations in the arrangement of the rooms in Dane Hall, which is now occupied almost exclusively by the Harvard Co-operative Society and one large recitation room for the music courses. The partitions of the upper floor will be almost entirely taken out and the forward part converted into one large lecture-room. There will be other alterations down stairs so as to gain more space for lecture and recitation rooms. The Harvard Co-operative Society will continue, in all probability, to keep its present quarters down stairs. Alterations here also will be made so as to give the Society more room for its rapidly increasing business.