The Caf.

At the end of last year, when the heavy fall-off in custom became obvious, Dick Morpeth carried out a reorganisation of the Caf. that put it on a reasonable financial basis. Since then complaints about prices and food have rolled into "Smad" thick and fast. A thorough investigation is obviously needed, and so we are glad to see the Exec. set up a Committee for this purpose. With a smaller number of students than in previous years, and consequently a falling patronage, it is obvious that either service must be reduced or prices raised. These are not happy alternatives. The Committee cannot be expected to work wonders, but it may reach a compromise between these alternatives which, with extra economies that can be introduced, will help to maintain the popularity of this very important part of the Students' Association activties. All students can help by volunteering ideas for reorganisation rather than eternal complaints.