We wish to call attention a second time to the petition to reduce the number of subjects required for the forensic examinations. This has been at Battlett's for some days, and about three-fourths of the students in the two upper classes, those directly interested in the matter, have signed it. To make it evident to the faculty that the desire for a small number of subjects is universal, every man who has not signed should do so. Each name counts, and the nearer a complete list of the possible names is obtained the better. To give men who have not signed an easier chance of doing so the petition will be placed in the auditor's room at Memorial Hall during the lunch and dinner hours on Monday. After that it will be kept a day or two longer at Bartlett's and then be handed in. Men should sign at once.
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The Serenade to the Princeton Nine.
