UNIVERSITY OFFICERS AS UNION LECTURERS.

It has often been cause for regret that many members of the Harvard Faculties who might give delightful lectures on subjects which they have not opportunity to discuss in their class rooms, are not oftener heard in the Union. Such lectures would not only be very entertaining in themselves, but they would help to bring about a closer relation between instructors and students. We hope that Mr. Castle's lecture this evening will establish a precedent which will be followed by other officers of the University.