Communication

To the Editor of the CRIMSON:

My attention has been called to the report of the new Liberal Club publication, "The Gad-fly", in your columns of recent date, and I wish to take this means to advise you not only of my heartiest approval of the project but also of that of the Society of Liberalism, which I represent here in Boston. It is time that some organ of independent, thought be brought into the focus of undergraduate attention, for without such an organ we shall be ignorant, totally Ignorant, of this ever-changing state of society in which we dwell. "Moreover, such a journal will inject new life into the University point of view, thus bringing the mind of Harvard more in tune with the progress of the day.

I would appreciate your giving this letter a position in your paper; this I have been asked to request in order that our Society may publically tender its support and its congratulations to the Liberal Club of Harvard. P. SOHOIFFLER

290 Dartmouth St.,

Boston, Mass.,

December 11, 1922.