Exchange Our exchange list is growing. Every paper is very interesting and we would advise all students to read them and compare them with our paper. They will be found in the library. We are pleased to find among our exchanges the following: "The Blue Owl," Attleborough, Mass. "The Eugene High School News," Eugene, Ore. "The Hesperian," Oregon City, Ore. "The High School Recorder," Saratoga Springs, N. Y. "Keramos," East Liverpool, O. "Latin School Register," Boston, Mass. "The Tattler," Nashua, N. H. "Utah Eagle," U. S. D., city. "The Student Rays," Rexburg, Idaho. "The Searchlight," Paris, Idaho. "The Crimson and Gray," Wattisburg, Wash. "The Crimson," Logan, Utah. "The Classicum," High School, city. "The Oracle," Tooele, Utah. "The Orderly," Portland, Ore. "The Acorn," Weeping Water, Neb. The "Crimson" from Goshen, Ind., has increased in quality as well as in quantity. The "Hesperian" from Oregon has its usually neat appearance. Your cover is not elaborate, but attractive. The literary heading the "Classicum" shows good work, but isn't the contents page out of place. The "Keramos" is one of our largest, best and most interesting exchanges. We enjoyed reading all the literary material. The cover design shows good taste for neatness. We are glad to welcome the new exchange, "The Oracle," from the county across the lake. Hurry back. A view of the inside of the "Crimson and Gray" gives one a better opinion of the book. The arrangement of the material is neat. Your artist has the right idea. The cover cuts are original and very expressive. Most your depadrtments are short but good. ACORN 23 Why is a caterpillar like a hot roll? Because it's the grub that makes the butter-fly. Whom do the mermaids fall in love with ? With the swells of the ocean. Interested Person "Do you like going to school?" Student "I like going and coming allright; it's the staying that gets me. Mother of Freshman "That boy of mine has got so high since he went to the Academy that when he wants to speak of stale lard, he calls it Ancient Greece. How oft the pesky little graph Doth make us weep and wail, When o'er its tiny checkerboard We fail to strike the trail. History "What kind of government have they in Mexico?" Student "Perpetual motion." There was a young man from the city, Who saw what he thought was a kitty. He gave it a pat, And soon after that, He buried his clothes what a pity! "What kind of saucepan is that from which, though it has no lid, the water will not come out when the saucepan is turned upside down?" "A very wonderful one, I should think." "No, merely an empty one." The fraction leaned over and touched the whole number on the shoulder; "Say,' she whispered, "is my numerator on straight?" Freckles may come. Freckles may go. But warts stay on forever. A man is sometimes in advance of his age, but you never heard of a woman in that conditic