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and sororities be abandoned. Frankly, I don't
think these organizations justify their
existence. Larger living groups seem to
carry out the spirit of university life and
tend to break down the artificial barriers
set up by more closely knit, smaller
groups. Of course I realize this is
entirely a personal opinion, and a great
majority of the members of even my own
class would probably violently disagree
with me.

As far as extra-curricular activities
go, I think an increase in the number
of informal parties, dances etc. would be
very welcome - especially to the newer
students at Stanford. We always had
excellent musical programs in the auditorium
but perhaps a regular concert series
with guest artists would work well.
This type of program was very
enthusiastically attended at U.C.L.A.
by students, faculty, and interested outside
people.

Change in the Medical School program
can't be accomplished without a general
upheaval throughout the country as a