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CAN I GET IN? is the question raised by our friend COREY FORD, writer for national magazines. His request for admission to the Dartmouth alumni body is carried on pages 12-13 in this issue. Mr. Ford awaits our decision at his home in Freedom, N. H.
The tenth of the current series of faculty biographical profiles is presented in this issue on page 13, written by JOHN HURD JR. '21 of the Department of English. The subject this month is PROF. CHARLES A. PROCTOR '00, longtime physics teacher in the College and noted for his versatility in many different academic and athletic fields.
Two statements by President Hopkins touching on academic freedom and student freedom in the emergency of national defense are carried in this issue. Mr. Hopkins' letter to Prof. Harold J. Tobin '17, chairman of the American Defense Dartmouth group, is published in full on page 11. The President's statement of policy of the College in relation to undergraduate attitudes and actions is carried on page 30.
Football is given full coverage in accounts of games to date and pictures, page 30. We are indebted to the New York Herald Tribune for permission to reprint a column by RICHARDS VIDMER in our monthly section "BigGreen Teams." On account of illness, Whitey Fuller's substitute this month is PHIL SHERMAN '28. Hanover Browsing, page 21, Books byDartmouth Men, page 22, an account of the now famous Tunbridge movement by a group of Dartmouth undergraduates, page 22, and News of the College, page 23 , are additional features in this issue.
CHARLES G. BOLTf '41, whose candid writing of the Undergraduate Chair in the October number brought the editors both critical and complimentary comments, presents another thoughtful and stimulating account of current undergraduate life in this issue on page 28. Other brief features will be found scattered through the pages up to the alumni notes section starting on page 33.
The cover photograph for this month shows CAPTAIN LOUIS YOUNG JR. of the varsity placekicking with the ball held, a split second earlier, by RAY WOLFE, No. 26, sophomore backfield star. Photo by ADRIAN BOUCHARD.
