To the editors:
Daniel Hamilton's piece ("A Teaching Fellow Tells All," May 6, 1998) was the best Crimson opinion article I have read in my four years here.
I applaud not only his wit and humor, but his insight into that most peculiar aspect of the Harvard experience, section. It is a gem worth reprinting in future years. MICHAEL E. DRISCOLL '98 May 7, 1998
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