When Lovely Woman Stoops to Jolly

To the Editor of the CRIMSON:

It is to be belied that members of the visiting school track teams were too busily occupied on Saturday morning to peruse the CRIMSON's deodorized editorial of welcome. The newly inaugurated liaison committee, eager to extend Harvard hospitality to those invited, must have felt a trifle sick at the sound of "Harvard's voice."

"If those who have come here today," said the superb, omniscient CRIMSON, ". . . can in the least measure understand that there is such a thing as education . . . then there will be fewer useless and ill-prepared minds in the college of tomorrow."

A rather insulting bit of bombast, this. No preparatory school youth can fail to sense from afar the intellectual superiority that is Harvard's. Pity it is that be must put his ear to the ground in doubtful expectation of ever hearing a human sound to urge him hither! A Crimson Reader (Female)