We wish to thank you for the number of excellent exchanges we have received this year; and as it is nearing the end of the school term we wish you success and hope you will be one of our exchange list next year. "The Crimson," B. Y. C, Logan, Utah. The composition "Illiteracy" is a bit of useful information. Your "Dont's for Girls" is clever advice. An all-round good paper. "Orange and Black," Wasatch Academy, Mt. Pleasant, Utah. Your literary department is limited, but the material is good, entertaining as well as instructive. Your jokes are "real" jokes. "Red and Black," Salt Lake City Pligh School, Salt Lake City, Utah. Your cuts are worth the mention and your material is good. "The Banner," Montpelier High School, Montpelier, Idaho. -As a new paper we welcome you to our school. Your paper is good considering the infancy of your school. "Gold and Blue," L. D. S. U., Salt Lake City, Utah. Your essays and stories are short but very cleverly written. "Picayune," Minnesota College, Minneapolis, Minn. A good cut at the head of each department would improve your paper and make separation of departments more distinct. Your material for the Exchange Literary department is up-to-date. We also received the following exchanges: "Cherry and White," Williamsport, Pa.; "The Monitor," New Castle, Pa.; "Utah Eagle," Deaf and Blind School, Ogden, Utah; "The Gleam," St. Paul Minn.; "Student Life," Logan, Utah; "Visalia News," Visalia, California; "The Carbon," Price, Utah; "The Lion," LaGrange, Ill.; "White and Blue," Provo, Utah; "The Clarion," Appleton, Wisconsin; "The Messenger," New Zealand; "The Oriole," Baltimore, Md.; "The Classicub," Ogden High School, Ogden, Utah; "The Maroon," N. C. H. S., Richmond, Utah; "Clintonian," Clinton High School, Clinton, Iowa; "Clarion," S. C. H. S., Hyrum, Utah; "Keramos," East Liverpool, Ohio; "The Opinion," Peoria High School, Peoria, Ill. If you hear a joke or phase, That really makes you grin, Don't waste it on yourself, Write it down and send it in. Ex. Mary "You interest me strangely, Leon, as no other man ever has." Leon "You sprung that on me last night." Mary "Oh, was it you?" After the picture of the Student Body had been taken, Dr. Lind -met Miss McKay coming out of the office and exclaimed, "So you didn't make your impression on the delicate plate?" Esther "Mr. Pardoe, if you put a picture of that mustache in the paper, I'll charge you five dollars extra." Dr. Lind "Miss Thompson, you evidently don't appreciate natural adornment." In reply to a recent comment made on our school publication by a certain school paper in this city, we can say that our paper may be nutty, but nuts are at least nutritious. Our paper is not the product of "solid ivory," like the "sheet" published by our "friends up the street." (Heard in the study hall). Flo. B. "I am going to change my name." Jack W. "Well, what are you all looking at me for?" Bro. Jensen (in theology) "I hope you never lose the power of speech." Flo. B. (as usual) "Heavens, so do I! Alice and I would wear our fingers out."