Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Hssociate Gditors Liber Brunenais ,1.i..l... JOSEPH STEARNS COLE, CHARLES WESLICY CLARK, JAMES WARREN, RALPH STANDISH BRVDEN, WILLIAM DUNLAP FORBES, WAI.1'ER ALEXANDER BRIGGS, JAMES BOISE BUSH, CLIFFORD SPENCE ANDERSON, WAL1'ER HOWARD Ml'1'CHEl,I., CHARLES KIRTLAND STI LLM AN, LYMAN ALPHICUS RANDALL, IVIONCRIICFFE CAMERON, DANIEL OSCAR XVlCBS'1'l-IR, 8 AAC!! A112 'YT B911 AKE Zi' GAX AT XID KIIAG ATR ATA KE

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'55 My 337' f BGQRD x OEDITGR S 0 FREEMAN FUTHET JR 'PAQ Editor in Chief HUGH VINCENT HAZELTIHE. AKE managing Editor JOSEPH WARREN BIGELOW IIA? CHARLES BATE5 DAHA Aff Le BARON CARLE 'IOH COLT IP T URBAN CHARLES BREWER BOIT FREDERICK HQWARD IILLIHGHASIRZII' GEORGE HOWARD DAVIS OAX EDWARD AMOS STOCIYWELI. AT GEORGE ALBERT GOULDIHG ATU. JOHH ARTHUR CLOUGH ATA VIELLINGER EDWARD HEPIRT K 2 GEORGE HERVEY RFITVIOHD X 9 Business Manager .I BY I

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wk: l , , 1 .CN il ' ' . x -JS A -i,r-.-,,c- -,.-. J.- ...,--. l -E:Q:.'l'f?fFi,T i 5 ' , N presenting to an anxiously defensive pub- ' I lic the Ninety-nine volume of LIBER BRU- , . NENSIS, we have struggled against heavy i ,Wg odds. For years, as is well known, the ,J preparation of the book has been largely 'D if under the advice and espionage of the l ,p ' A powers that are, with the result that some- ii, i times the entire volume has been given to the world and sometimes only a part, while board after board of editors has increased the spring term pro- fits of the Refectory by losing appetite as the members felt their heads resting too loosely on anxious shoulders. But that is all in the past, soon to be forgotten, for with this year's LIBIQR begins, we trust, a new era. ' After the beginning of the new year we waited anxiously fora summons from Authority. We expected to have boundaries pre- scribed for us, and a dead line laid out over which we must not step. But the summons came not. VVe met Authority on the campus and did not get behind a tree, yet we still remained undisturbed. Finally, it dawned upon us that we were to be unmolested and un- assisted, that the press censorship had vanished with military drill and other relics of the Middle Ages, and that one LINER board was free to work alone. 9