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To the Editors of the CRIMSON:

In accordance with what is considered the best "mass-media" policy, the Episcopal Theological School and the University's Government Department have scheduled respectively Arnold Toynbee and Andro Siegfried to speak tonight at 8 p.m. As a reader of the middle class Luce publication, Time, I wonder if these schools haven't been unduly influenced by that magazine's expose of the current NBC-CBS Television talent duel, which involves putting their respective strongest Nielson-rated programs on at the same hours. Perhaps all can be explained in that the Government Department, although late in arriving on the scene, is waging a big campaign to get the confused undergraduate to switch his channel, for once "tuned in," it is probably supposed that they will deggedly trudge to other attractions. Mark S. Waber   Graduate School of Business

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