To the Editor of the CRIMSON:
The testimony of a transfer student may have some value apart from the mere expression of opinion.
Drawn to Harvard from another college by the fame of the "47 Workshop" I was at first amazed and disappointed to find its facilities so antiquated and inadequate. After two years of world as stage hand and actor, however, I realize that the "47 Workshop" is not a place, or equipment, or even an organization, but one man--Professor G. P. Baker. So inspiring and persistent is his enthusiasm that not even obvious non-cooperation can check his efforts. He will go on anyway!
Your editorials of last Friday may prove "the shot heard 'round the world", and, if so, may shock--or shame--an ungrateful University to appreciation. Donald Wait Keyes '25.
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