Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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SALUrFATORY BOARD OF EDITORS place this volume of THE RECENSIO in the hands of the students, Alumni, and all those interested in Miami Uni- versity, feeling that they done all that lay in their power to make this issue a satisfactory one. It has been our aim to portray Miami as she is-her distin- guishing features, her characteristics as an institution of learning, her customs, her attractions, her student life. Every college man must love his alma mater, every student the college of his choice, for there is a certain indescribably pleasurable something about college life that makes one fully cognizant of the fact that al- though it has its trials and tribulations, its cares and worries; nevertheless in after years we shall look back upon it as the most enjoyable period of life. It is thus with every college man, and we point with pride to the fact that this spirit exists among M'amz'is Alumni in a more pronounced manner than can be said of nine-tenths ofthe college graduates'of our land. We have' labored, thought, planned and schemed and have tried to obey the injunction left by last years board: t HMay those who follow the present editors; and for whom it shall be the lot to publish THE RECENSIO in after years, ever earnestly and faithfully strive to do better than their predecessors and to make each succeeding volume more worthy of Miamifi We have each worked in our separate departments, yet each man- has been a part of the whole and worked for the success of the whole. To our many friends who have aided us financially we take this opportunity of expressing our heartfelt thanks. We especially request Miami students to patronize those who have advertised with us. They have aided you, for this volume is yours, not the Board of Editors, and when possible, you should return the favor. Special thanks are due to A. H. Upham, i97, the RECENSIO artist. And now sincerely hoping that our labors have not been in vain, and that we have not proven unworthy of the trust reposed upon us, we wish for those who follow us a successful issue and to ttOld Miami a successful future and respectfully submit to your consideration THE RECENSIO for 1893-94. THE BOARD OF EDITORS.

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CALENDAR 1894 JANUARY 3Ist, Semi-Annual Examinations begin. FEBRUARY 7th, Second Semester begins. FEBRUARY 22nd, Washingtonts Birthday. . MARCH 28th, Spring Vacation. MAY 30th, Decoration Day. JUNE 4th, Examinations for Degrees. JUNE I 1th, Annual Examinations. JUNE 17th, Baccalaureate Sermon. JUNE 18th, Class Day. . JUNE 19th, Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees. JUNE 20th, ' Alumni Day. JUNE 2151;, Commencement Day. SEPTEMBER 12th, First Semester begins at IO dclock. NOVEMBER 29th, Thanksgiving. . DECEMBER 19th to JANUARY 2d, Winter Vacation. -10- JANUARY yxh, FEBRUARY 6dy 1895 Semi-Annual Examinations begin. Second Semester begins. MARCH 27th, to APRIL 3d, Spring Vacation. MAY 30th, JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE 3d, 10th, 16th,- 17th, 18th, t 19th, 20th, Decoration Day. Examinations for Degrees. Annual Examinations. Baccalaureate Sermon. Class Day. Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees. Alumni Day. Commencement Day.