Lord Frederick Leighton Leighton Mother and Child painting

Lord Frederick Leighton Leighton Mother and Child paintingLord Frederick Leighton Leighton Music Lesson painting
crank at best, very possibly a psychopath. As the elder, if no longer the ranking, member of this editorial group I urge that we take this opportunity to restore a part of the moral prestige that was ours when our organization was more dedicated and harmonious, if lessy; to reverse our lamentable recent policy of publishing the esoteric, the bizarre, the extravagant, the downright vicious. I urge not only that the manuscript in question be rejected forthwith, but also that the "Author's" superiors, his Dean and Department Chairman, be advised what they are exposing undergraduate minds to. Would the present editor-in-chief, I wonder, permit his own daughter to be taught by such a man? Then in the name of what decent principle ought we to make his scribbling available to all our sons and daughters?

Editor B

I vote to publish theRevised New Syllabus and agree with the Editor-in-chief thatGiles Goat-Boy is a more marketable title for it. We all know what [A's] objections