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as possible, but in the desire for speed
I do not want to sacrifice the social
life that is so typically Stanford.
My program will call for the application
of good study habits, and taking
advantage of ones time. Help could
be given to aid the vets in taking
advantage of study hours. If worked out
properly the weekend should be free
to enjoy the athletic schedule and
social activities.

Another regard is that special allowance
should be made for men engaged in
athletics. Thier number of units carried
should be less than the required average.
Each man should as before be required to
engage in athletics. Two hours every
other day is an ideal set up.

I hope this letter will be of some
assistance in helping you plan for
Stanford's future.

Sincerely,
Edward W. Burke
Sgt.
39295424
G Co., 261st Inf.
APO 200, c/o Postmaster
New York, New York