TO THE EDITOR:
I fully agree with your editorial in the June 25 edition (""Stop censoring: Faculty should help out conservative groups"").
I would add that the University faculty" overwhelmingly leftist though it is should make an effort to avoid being seen as suppressing conservative student groups.
I suggest that retired faculty members be allowed to be advisers to student groups.
A retired professor is no longer subject to having his career advancement or his appointment to this or that committee jeopardized by the resentment — open or covert — of his colleagues if he takes on the job of advising a conservative student group.
J. E. Williams
Class of '50