Schuck thanks BR for the letter of 1950/02/09 (record 65416). For the public lectures Schuck agrees that "When Is an Opinion Rational?" would be appropriate. For the politics lecture Schuck suggests BR pick something he is passionate about, maybe with a title that can be adapted for the changing political climate so he can tailor it at the time. The small group meeting topics, "Is Mathematics Purely Linguistic?" [she wrote "Logistic"] and "What Desires Are Politically Important?", are approved and Schuck suggests he propose a third of interest to BR, within or without the religious field.

Mount Holyoke does not object to BR planning two or three other talks while in the area, but hopes he will do those afterwards. They intend to publicize the talks once they have a reply to this letter.

Source: Mount Holyoke College Archives, MS 0841 74/4/4.