Stevens Institute of Technology - Link Yearbook (Hoboken, NJ)

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life-long friendship with the editor-i11-chief caused him to lend his great talents and throw himself heart and soul into the work of forging this LINK OF ,Q7, is especially to be thanked, since much of the success of the book is due to him. This year, taken all in all, has been a bright and cheery one. The incoming class has shown itself capable of taking hold of, and supporting, our various college institutions witl1 the old Stevens vim and sand, and great things are expected of them. LINK welcomes two new institutions into our midst--the Hockey and Equestrian Clubs-and wishes them long life and the earnest support of the college. In athletics the proverbial- Stevens luck, better called Stevens lack of gump- tion, l1as followed us. We put two magnificent teams in the field this year, and one lost the Inter- collegiate Lacrosse Championship on the mere decision of an umpire, where that umpire was obvi- ously seen to be mistaken in his judgment by both sides, and the other made a needlessly contra- dictory score simply through not getting the right men in tl1e right place at the bL'g'l'7l7lZ.7lg' of the season instead of at the end. The course l1as been considerably enlarged by 11ll1l161'OllS lectures during the year, all being well attended, and those by our graduates, especially that by Mr. Parsons, particularly enjoyed. The anniversary celebration, of which a separate account may be found later on, was a11 event which will make this year particularly memorable, and which served not Ollly to enable us to meet many of our graduates, but brought home to us very forcibly the fact of wl1at men of thought and ability, backed by their Stevens education, can do and have done. The absence of the Theatre Party from the events of the year was excusable in view of the great drain on our pockets caused by Anniver- sary week, but it is hoped that present Freshmen, when they become Sophomores, will not forget that it devolves upon tl1e1n to give the annual Theatre Party. And, it may be stated, there is hardly an event which gives more pure fun and excitement to a well-found underclassman tl1a11 this same Theatre Party. The numerous disturbances at different times in the year, caused by the general liveliness of the classes, have forced the Faculty to take extreme measures of punishment, so much so, that hardly a day passes in which some one is not suspended or dismissed LINK would respectfully suggest that the Faculty find some other mode of punishment, as this present custom of dismissing and suspending, only to be taken back again i11 a few days, reduces this last resort of an Institution of this kind to a common every day affair, respected and feared by no one, and shorn of its usual imposing quality of being the greatest moral force, tl1e ultimatum, of the whole Faculty and student body. In conclusion LINK greets the college and trusts that it will be a fitting addition to that famous and glorious chain of Stevens LINKS who have gone before. 7

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