I would like to acknowledge tha assistance of the secretaries in 'A' Office who typed all the lenghty articles and sports notes. This has not made my job, not necessarily easy, but easier.

I started printing in November, since then the machine refused to print for a week - eventually put right, and the short supply of binders deleyed distribution until the begining of this term. To top all that, even as a beginner mistakes were infinate as well as the problems which consistantly cropped up. But thanks again must go to Mr Acheson for all his willing nes in being available anytime, and his encouraging advice and patience.

My thanks for the help in the hectic times to Hodgekinson and Bourne and also after some (destructive) help!? from Clipston (the instigator of marauding chaos) who eventually (after some gentle persuassion) came to his senses and managed to constructively help me toeards the end of last term in making what must be called the most organized keep-the-ball-rolling printing room I have ever witnessed.

Thanks to the members of Roberts House who bound the magazine with great speed and vivacity.

S.A.C.

Prize Crossword: Question 24 Across - A primitive fertilizer.

Answer to Problems;

    1) Henry was the Murderer and Pete was the Victim
    2) Hispaniola was sailing to Cherbourg
    3) Juanita was the horse that won.