LETTERS

"Let's Go Back"

To THE EDITOR:

I have no idea why I chose to comment on such a small point, but in my declining years I seem to become more uninhibited.

I concur heartily with those who may be complaining about the new cover. Really, it doesn't measure up at all. Let's go back to the old one. IE Camel cigarettes can decide against a change, so can the DARTMOUTHALUMNI MAGAZINE.

About every ten years I write in and tell you what a fine magazine we Dartmouth alumni have. It's a fine publication.

Indianapolis, Ind.

Brice Disque '25

To THE EDITOR:

Perhaps you will find space to let me pay a deserved tribute to Brice Disque Jr. '25, who died this week.

Having known Bri for 34 years, I could write a great deal about his career as an actor, as a radio and television producer, and as a friend. Those at the Dartmouth Club in New York are well aware of all this.

What few people are aware of is that Bri had been battling ill health for ten years, and had not been able to work. Yet his last letter to me, just before Christmas, was full of hope for the future. He never gave up trying. I think that is a good enough epitaph.

Edisto Island, S. C.

Fertile Ground

To THE EDITOR:

Summarily thinking, the present crop of students, good or bad, is the product of a Picasso-Tailfin culture, which is very fertile ground for discussion.

Philadelphia, Pa.