All through the years of war we here in Cambridge have looked forward to what has now at last arrived--the week of Harvard's Victory Commencement. I am happy to be able, through the columns of the CRIMSON, to extend to the members of the Associated Harvard Clubs who are meeting in Boston at this time warmest greetings of the University.
Through the meetings and many informal gatherings, I feel sure that the thousands of returning alumni will not only renew old acquaintanceships but also be brought in closer touch with postwar Harvard. They will find that the University has never been so crowded with eager students and has never been more anxious to give to these students an education which will satisfy their ambitions and desires. James B. Conant
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