Bowdoin College - Bugle Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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i taemmtl ttawoosmwetl ttmommt t ' nrem nth O O is the aim of the Bugle Board li Q? 9' to place before the reader a record Q6 Ll of the events-serious and hu- i S , - , 5 morous-which have taken place gl - , - 'if' 'ff durlng the past year at BOVVAOIH. In endeavoring to accomplish this end We have undoubtedly said things which We ought not to have said, and have left unsaid things which We ought to have said. And for these mis- takes on our part We ask pardon. The stand- ard set by past Boards is high, but We feel confldent that this volume is at least not retro- gressive. By no means do We believe that We have attained the acme of perfection, but if We have maintained the standard set for us, and perhaps gone a bit farther, We are content. Disraeli once said, Hlt is much easier to be critical than to be correct,H and We hope the reader bear this in mind when he is tempted to censure too severely. We can only say as We place this volume before the reader, as did the first Bugle Board in 1858, H Vve feel pretty Wen satisfied therefore, with the result. It might have been better, but mg take it as it isf, a V wmmni lswooeowoa H N

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