To the Editors of The Crimson:
Regarding Allan S. Galper's March 12 opinion article ("With Dudley House on Its Way Out..."), a correction should be made in relation to his first point on "Housing."
Under the new plan taking effect this fall, transfer students will be integrated into the 12 residential houses upon their arrival on campus, and that does include receiving a room within the structure of their designated houses. Paul D. Hanson Dudley House Master
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