The fact that the recent meeting of the Co-operative Society resulted in calling out so lively a discussion of matters of the greatest importance to the society, as it did, is an encouraging sign of the growth of real interest in the administration of the affairs of the society. This interest the board of directors will do well to stimulate still further by giving publicity to their own meetings and discussions, and by inviting among the members of the society and the college press the freest debate on any matters of general interest.
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