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To the Editors of the CRIMSON:

A little history of Harvard College interwoven into Dr. Morison's lectures of pre-revolutionary days in the colonies has made interesting lectures more interesting.

This institution has a wealth of history behind it, and I have often wondered why some lecture course was not given to acquaint all the students with an intimate knowledge of their alma mater. I am sure that there would be plenty of students who would be only too glad to avail themselves of any opportunity the college would give them in this direction.

If some arrangements were ever established to acquaint the student body with Harvard's history, it would be their duty to familiarize themselves with it. J. VINCENT SPADEA '22.