Communications

To the Editor of the CRIMSON:

I often feel that the importance of passing off the modern language requirements is not sufficiently impressed upon the members of the freshman class.

The advisors should emphatically stress this vital point.

Every new man should be made to feel and thoroughly realize that the most important thing he can accomplish during his freshman year, is to complete the language requirements.

The CRIMSON would do a great service to the men of 1928, if they put this advice into "first page news." JOHN T. WOOD '26.