Duke University - Chanticleer Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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. • , jfA ' Vt ifi C H A. N T I C L E ER TlTl v|V f A Jforetoorb J I A ' .v volume of the CHANTICLEER, we have attempted to picture Trinity as it appears to the students. It has been impossible, on account of space, to depict everything of interest, and likewise impossible to treat in detail some of the things which are most important. We have made, however, an honest effort to give proper emphasis to the differ- ent branches of college life, in a limited number of pages. Above all, an effort has been made to make the representation as fair and true to life as possible, not permitting any personal censure or sentiment to creep in, whether it would have been just or no. Now that we have explained our intentions, it is to be hoped that the readers of the Book will accept it with an eye half closed to faults, and with sympathetic words of Praise often upon their lips. '

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C H A. N T I C L E E PL (}J M y i for sixteen years Chairman of tlje ll oaro of Trustees mtb for all tune a gooo frienb of tl|e (Uollege ®l|xs .Annual is rsspectfnllu beeicateb 2kms$$ ' ; WM m» ' M I Page five