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To the Editors of the Crimson:
I should like to suggest that Seniors wearing caps and gowns should make a point of bowing to one another. If wearing caps and gowns is good for anything at all, it ought to give the men in the class a chance to become better acquainted. This is a splendid chance to drop all unnecessary formality. J. LAWRENCE, JR.
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