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PARTICULARLY TIMELY at this moment in the progress of the war and the plans for the future peaceful cooperation of the nations of the world is Richard E. Lauterbach's article "What's In It For Us?" which is the feature for this issue. The article, the final chapter in Mr. Lauterbach's book, These Are the Russians, to be published by Harper's in May, sums up the mutual benefits to be derived by the United States and the Soviet Union in maintaining friendly relations.

A "biography" of the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration by Harry S. Wellman '07, Professor of Marketing, continues the series of illustrated articles on the various schools associated with Dartmouth College. This is supplemented by an article on Tuck School alumni, written by Dean Herluf V. Olsen '22.

The May table of contents:

Letters 4

Gradus ad Parnassum 9

The Hanover Scene 10

What's In It For Us? 11

Books 14

Amos Tuck School 15

'Round the Girdled Earth 19

Laureled Sons of Dartmouth 21

Harry Edwin Burton 23

Dartmouth War Directory 24

Members of the Board 25

News of the College 26

With Big Green Teams 29

Club Notes 31

News from the Classes 34

In Memoriam 66

The Cover David Pierce's cover photograph, showing the campus vista south from Crosby Hall, catches such first signs of spring as the budding elms and the familiar staked fences.