THE INQUISITIVE UNDERGRADUATE

We have perused many lengthy descriptions of the interior of the new Varsity Club building and have heard much concerning its splendid decorations and equipment. In fact, we have received so many glowing accounts of the interior attractiveness of this imposing structure that our curiosity has been aroused. Since the new building has been constructed in so conspicuous a location, where it meets the gaze of nearly all Harvard students daily, it is small wonder that many undergraduates, not members of the major teams, have expressed a desire to obtain a glance at its interior.

We therefore suggest that some afternoon or evening the club be opened to the student body. We may be presumptuous in our request, but truly we all desire to inspect the memorial erected to Francis Hardon Burr.