;port studies rference to my earlier letter (CM De20 1968)
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and Mr. Doran's reply in the f March 14 I would like to make the ig points:
, it is a pity that Mr. Doran does not it he has received an application form us College, after which he was interand offered a provisional place on the Business Studies (Transport) cornig in September 1969, his final accepbeing dependent upon GCE A level which he takes later this year.
Idly with regard to his accusations that written two letters both of which ad unanswered—as far as records Doran first wrote on September 3 is a result of which a set of application Ind details of the Course commencing iber 1968 were posted to him. I can:curse state if he received them.
incite again on January 27 1969 (nearveeks after the publication of my letter as a result of which a further set of application forms were forwarded to him. These he returned on February 9 1969 and he was subsequently interviewed on February 28 1969.
It is not understood how Mr. Doran can claim that this letters were unanswered and that no one was "likely to get people interested".
It should be added that over 3,000 leaflets have now been circularized with details of this HNO in Transport Studies as well as details of Transport Management Short Courses offered by this College and that enrolments are going ahead for the course commencing September 1969—further applications are still welcome.
D. AWDAS Lecturer in Transport Studies, Municipal College of Commerce, Newcastle. (To be fair to Mr. Doran, his published letter was received well before his interview on February 28.—Ed.]