Stephen A. Aaron '57 has resigned as director of the Loeb Drama and will leave the University in

Aaron, who was hired in September and who helped to plan the Loeb's administrative policy, said he was "sorry this potentially marvelous and project." But his interest is not advising or administering. "it's time to move on to where I can hands dirty," he said.

will fly to London at the end of the and spend the summer in England, and France with a film company, under the direction of Ingemar "I've had a growing interest cinema," Aaron said. "I find it of a director's medium than the in view of the director's greater control over the final product." only solution to the conflicts and understandings which have plagued Loeb is for the Harvard Dramatic to "take over the building," Aaron The Faculty Committee on must choose the plays, but the should assume the responsibile and possession of the Loeb, he felt.

Aaron's "parting shot" is the direction first reading of Tomorrow Morning a new play by I. A. Richards, Professor. The play will be on May 12, 13 on the Loeb main . The cast includes I. A. Richards Daniel Seltzer, instructor in Robert H. Chapman, director of the Drama Center and several other members.