Interest in the call for constructive criticism of the Harvard of today and tomorrow will be stimulated by announcement of the itinerary of the free tour which is to be given to the undergraduate who best answers in an essay the question "What one policy, plan, or improvement would you like to see extended or inaugurated at Harvard?"

In thus awarding the United Stares Line tour, which is given by the Student Tours Association, the CRIMSON will accomplish the double purpose of making a well merited choice and of electing a deal of constructive criticism of University policy from undergraduates. Hitherto much discussion and suggestion has come from the alumni, but no authoritative expression from the student body.

The Itinerary

The itinerary which will carry the fortunate writer across Europe from Southampton to Naples, is as follows:

Saturday, July 11--Leave S. S. George Washington.

Tuesday, July 21--Arrive Cherbourg and rail to Paris.

Wednesday, July 22, to Saturday, July 25--In Paris. *Seats in sightseeing auto with guide provided on two days visiting the city and Versailles.

Sunday, July 26--Night train to Geneva. (Sleeping berths included.)

Monday, July 27--In Geneva. *Half day excursion by sightseeing auto with guide visiting the city.

Tuesday, July 28--Steamer to Montreaux.

Wednesday, July 29--Rail via Simpion Pass to Milan and Genoa.

Thursday, July 30--Via Pisa to Rome.

Saturday, August 1--In Rome. *Seats in sightseeing auto with guide provided on two days, visiting the city.

Tuesday, August 4--Rail to Naples.

Wednesday, August 5--In Naples.