Oct. 1, 1935 p.2: Open Forum

Dear Editor:

A senior and a sophomore would like to know why free access cannot be had to the library. We are speaking of those novels in the reading room which we have enjoyed in the past but which at present are on the restricted shelf. These books—we know because we have read them—contain nothing whatever which would warrant their restriction for college students. Among these books is a book which year before last was a required classroom assignment.

The type of student who would take an unwholesome attitude toward certain novels has never been seen entering the reading room. There library is the corner drug store.

Mary Elizabeth Davis
Shelia Corley