Bowdoin College - Bugle Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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HAT'S done is done. Our failures have taught us 'much vi. and we count it a good omen that the completion of our work V leaves us yet unsatisfied. With a sense of the many imper- X7 fections in our book, we still feel that we have fulilled our dll? duty to the college by enrolling faithfully another year of her long and eventful life, and we have done our duty by the class in an honest endeavor to make the 1907 BUGLE approach in excellence the work of illustrious predecessors. If we have followed college tradition in allowing the full play of our poor Wit on a defenseless college public, we have tried to concede something to the doctrine of elemental decency. With the hope that we havereached that nice point of pleasurable piquancy and wholesome humor which will make our book alike acceptable to perpetrator and victim, we lay down our Well-worn pens. BUGLE BOARD. 4