CORRESPONDENCE.

TO THE EDITORS OF THE CRIMSON: -

A LTHOUGH I know that complaints on the marking of one or two instructors have been frequently made in your columns, I venture to ask you to give me space for one more remonstrance. The marks in the different courses in English this year have been very low, - ridiculously so when the nature of the work is considered, - and even men who always obtain high marks in other courses have been rated at 20% and below in this. Men will continue to take these courses, because they are so very interesting, and the recitations are easy to prepare; but when a man has conscientiously worked his best for an examination, a mark of 20% or so is disheartening to say the least.

W.