Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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R Ja;,' ZNE VY, Y Liber Brunensis or 949 THE BOARD Editor-in-ChiefJ. H. Farnham, '49; Lditorial ManagerW. A. Taylor, '49; Literary Editor P. B. Smith, '49; Activities EditorJ. Prender- gast, '49; Art EditorP. Ledwith, '49. Sports EditorG. W. Hagman, '49; Class EditorR. Sturdy, '50; Makeup EditorZ. Motfogen, 'S0; Photography EditorR. W. Phillips, 'S0; Bus- ners Manager-S. M. Garralt, '49; Advertising ManagerW. G. Harris, '49; Circulation Man- agerR. J. Mercdith, Jr., '49; Office Manager L. D. Evans, '49; Publicily ManagerB. Simp- son, '50.

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1949 LIBER BRUNENSIS BROWN UNIVERSITY PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND

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i P L THE THEME HAT Brown University has left its imprint on the thousands of men who have been here in college needs no repeating. But, perhaps we at times lose sight of the fact that these same thousands of men as well as those students now at Brown have exercised and exercise a profound influence on the University. This influence is manifested in many ways. On all levels of college life, we find student groups and organizations whose very existence must have some influence on the University. In this, your ycarbook, we shall try to show how the University is affected by the students. To this purpose the book has been divided into general groupings which we feel reflect more or less specific influences. In keeping with this idea, we, the editors of the 1949 Liber Brunensis, have chosen as the theme for this book the influence of the students of Brown on the University.