To the Editors of the CRIMSON:
I note the editorial in you issue of December 15.
Its factual premise is incorrect. The Department of History has never lost a promising young man or failed to appoint anyone it wished from outside because of the lack of a slot for them. Oscar Handlin Chairman, Department of History
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