In the Graduate Schools

Allen Shepard 2G.B. has been appointed chairman of the Constructive Criticism Committee of the Harvard Business School, it was recently announced. This group, under the direction of the Business School Club, exists for the purpose of receiving from all students worthwhile suggestions or criticisms of all or any matters pertaining to their relations with the School. These ideas are passed on to the faculty committee, and, if of reasonable nature acted upon thereby. This Committee is the channel through which constructive criticism of subjects such as courses, class procedure, living conditions, or regulations are carried out.

The Committee, which has been in existence for some years, has at various times effected important changes in the curriculum. Last year, at the suggestion and complaint of members of this group, who were troubled by the excessively hard requirements of the second year work, the faculty committee changed the curriculum from five necessary second year courses to four.

Other members of the group, which is composed of high standing men from each dormitory, are the following: C. R. Barrow 1G.B.: B. C. Bell 2G.B.: G. W. Colby 2G.B.: W. H. Leahy, Jr. 2G.B.: C. C. Shepard 2G.B.: K. C. Stevens 1G.B; J. H. Walker, Jr. 1G.B.