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To the Editors of the CRIMSON:

The article and editorial on track athletics in yesterday's CRIMSON was brought before the Graduate Track Committee for discussion at its regular meeting yesterday. The committee wishes to argue the deductions of the article in no way. It has at heart the interest of Harvard track athletics, and its members have been chosen with the object in view of furthering the welfare of the sport. The faults which the CRIMSON article wished to have investigated have been considered and are being worked out to the best ability of its members. The handicap of drawing few preparatory school stars together with a lack of undergraduate interest is difficult to overcome. Constructive suggestions would be welcomed by this committee as it feels responsible for this year's policy. W. M. RAND '09.   Chairman, Graduate Committee on Track Athletics.