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...latest flower to blossom in Harvard's literary hothouse is more closely related to the political pamphlet than to the literary magazine. Harvard should have at least one frankly political publication. There is talent to spare to put it out, and there is an open field for such a magazine. But in order to satisfy the need of the College community, the magazine should analyze, marshall, and present the arguments for various political beliefs before it reaches its conclusions. It may and should be partisan; but it should explain the reasons for its stand if it expects to carry...
...Social Relations Society, working with the Department's faculty, has published a precedent-setting pamphlet that gives full description of next term's courses, together with reading lists and copies of last year's final exams...
Handy as it may be, both to concentrators and distribution-seekers. Society President Donald H. Hunt '49 insists that the new pamphlet is not designed to take the place of the usual green-or gray-backed official volume, but rather to supplement that familiar tone. It is 'not for the selecting of easier courses, but for the easier selecting of courses...
...Social Relations Society, a club which was first organized just a few months ago, realizing the skimpmess of information in the official course catalogue, have gathered together content summaries, reading lists, and last year's final exams for all 32 spring term Social Relations courses into a little blue pamphlet worth its weight in the proverbial gold...
...annual publication-its brevity. Always, the excuse for the large number of completely in adequate course descriptions (title, lecturer, day, time, and nothing else) has beene the catalogue's slim budget and the rigid schedule of space limitations for individual departments. In fact, the course summaries that this new pamphlet includes were originally intended for the latest edition of the catalogue, but were crowded out by the space shortage...