I write in the strongest possible terms about the article entitled "In defence of Cambridge excellence" by Frank H. King (色盒直播S, February 2). Dr King is seeking to mislead your readers, in the same way that he has sought to gain the support of senior members of Cambridge University, by wilful misrepresentation of both the written evidence and oral testimony concerning the proposed BA course in education studies and 色盒直播rton's request to be allowed to admit students to that course.
In all negotiations with the university, 色盒直播rton has promised to admit to this new university course students who will be required to gain A-level grades of AAB or above. This is printed in the entry in 色盒直播rton's admissions prospectus and the forthcoming University Admissions Prospectus, and the university central authorities have accepted 色盒直播rton's word on the matter. It is monstrous of Dr King to assert that 色盒直播rton will admit candidates at lower grades or that the course will be confined to a single college. The proposed course is a new tripos of the university and prospective candidates can apply to any college they choose and will be taught by faculties across the university.
Kate Pretty Principal 色盒直播rton College