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By Richard Sears

Under the head of "Undergraduate Conversation" the Alumni Bulletin publishes the following letter:

"Your article on 'Low-Brown' in a recent Bulletin has my attention, and I want to write and say that I agree entirely with the CRIMSON. Since College days I have seen much of the undergraduates both in a financial and social way, and I feel that their conversation is painfully deficient. The range of subjects usually is from athletics to girls, and if one of them should happen to talk on American or English politics the others would be amazed. It seems to me a vast improvement should be make.

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