Dear Sir—"Five Day Week" whose letter was printed in your last issue, quite [unclear: obviously misunderstands] the point of my letter [unclear: which appeared] in the "Salient" of the twenty-fifth of March. He criticises me quite unjustifiably for my reluctance to give up certain "Friday night Conviviality." I say unjustifiably because there is absolutely no reason why the Friday Economics I lecture should not be held at five o'clock as it is on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, instead of seven o'clock if there were any good reason why five o'clock on Friday is unsuitable for a lecture I would have no grounds for complaint, and in that case "Five Day Week's" criticism would be justified. But. Mr. Editor, as there is no reason at all why this should be so I think I am justified in remaining