With the present issue of the CRIMSON the Ninety-two board takes charge of the paper. During the administration which has just ended, the CRIMSON has, in many ways, we feel sure, made a decided advance. The greater part of whatever improvement has been made is the work of the Ninety-one board; and as we take up the work which they lay down, we have them to congratulate and thank for the prosperous condition in which they give us the paper.

For the next half-year the new board will make every effort to improve the paper. We are very much in earnest in the task which we have before us. It seems clearly defined; it is to give college, and especially Harvard, news quickly and accurately; it is to make our editorial opinion felt throughout the University. To the furtherance of these ends we shall give our heartiest efforts, and we ask, in this, our work, the continued co-operation of the students and instructors.