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I guess everyone reaches that time (like their parents before them) complaining about the younger generation. I remember the good old days when a magazine aimed to present its articles in an organized fashion. I don’t know what the aim of the latest print BAM was, but it certainly did not have the reader’s ease of comprehension in mind. After 10 minutes trying to navigate the jumbled, cluttered layout, I decided it was too much effort and just threw it away. Trying to make the print edition look like a computer screen is not effective. The quality of BAM is suffering. Please get back to basics, not gimmicks.

Leslie Conover ’75 Washington, D.C.

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