NO DETRACTION

To the Editors of the CRIMSON:

While the CRIMSON story of October 19 did accurately represent my genuine concern that a large grant of PBH endowments might be given to religious groups, it did create an unfortunate and misleading impression on two points:

1. That the Association and the President are engaged in open warfare with the Graduate Secretary.

2. That the Association fears being dispossessed by the Graduate Secretary.

Nor do I wish at any time to detract from the many fine contributions Mr. Hastie has made to the work of the Phillips Brooks House Association. Douglas W. Hunt '55   (PBHA president, 54-56)

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