The House Comintern

Sir,—It is time someone took a poke at the House Committee for the rude, officious, bureaucratic methods they employ in dealing with students who attempt to make use of the facilities of the Student Union building. Club notices, unless they bear the official "seal of approval" of Mr Pitchforth and his cronies, are torn down and forgotten. House Committee mambers, when approached about the use of facilities such as rooms and furniture are unco-operative and officious. Yet despite these methods, the administration of the S.U.B. is Inefficient.—Yours etc.,

—J.K.M.

The notice boards are controlled by the House Committee and the rules by which they are governed have been well publicised. Club notices are not "sealed " but other notices are dated to ensure that no out of date notices are left on the boards. Considerate people are never inconvenienced. All facilities are available to individual students and groups may use the rooms on application. Applications are only refused when there are clashes. Any complaints concerning the running of the building should be addressed to me and I will try and rectify them.

Pitchforth and Cro(Nies).