Indian Seating Unfair

To the Editors of the CRIMSON:

Once again the H.A.A. has managed to allocate football tickets unfairly. For the Dartmouth game about ten per cent of the senior class has been placed in some of the worst seat in the Stadium--the wooden stands.

The H.A.A. seems to think low seats are better than high ones--witness this week's set-up whereby seniors are in rows A to J, Section 35, while juniors are in rows K to PP in the same section. We, the undersigned, all seniors in row J or lower, feel that we have the backing of the vast majority of students in our preference for high seats (colonnade excluded) to low ones.

Specifically, we feel that seniors and-juniors should not be assigned to the wooden stands with the possible exception of section 38. Put the resulting overflow seniors at the top of the juniors first section, the overflow juniors at the top of the sophomores' first section, and so on down the field through section 37 . . . Graham Taylor '50   Robert Barrel '46   Deo Bogert '49   Peter Olney '49