One evening, Dr. Reid, the warden of Douglas Hall, called me at the front table to introduce me to his Dutch guest. I understood he said the man was a 'geologist', and commented on the fact that the Universities in Holland used some of the same geology texts as we did. He looked rather surprised and even scared, asking me to name some examples. I mentioned "DANA" and saw him get pale and heard him admit he had never heard that name. Perhaps he thought he was not up-to-date any more? The embarrassing moment resolved when Dr. Reid said that his distinguished guest was a theologist, not a geologist....who knows, was I getting hard of hearing? (G.. rather than Th..)