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To the Editor of the CRIMSON:

As the daily paper of the University, I feel that there is one field of its activity which you have somewhat neglected.

Recent editorials, etc., stress the fact that the lecture system is one of the most vital features of a college education. The vast possibilities of a column such as the "Student Vagabond," excellent as far as it goes, remain practically untouched.

As the University newspaper you alone have the potential machinery for bringing to the student body a daily list of outstanding lectures.

The obvious educational importance and popularity of such a column would be inestimable. J. B. B. '37.