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Calendar 1896. Sept. 15, Tuesday......................Trinity Tinm begins. Sept. 1 5, Tuesday.....................Second Entrance Examinations begin. Nov. 1, Sunday....................All Sainfcf Day. Nov. 8, Tuesday.............1...........Election Day. Nov 26, Thursday........................Thanksgiving Day. Dec. 24, Thursday..................Christmas Vacation beginb. 1897- Jan. 14, Thursday...............4......£awn Term, begins. Jan. 19, Tuesday...................Meeting of the Trustees. I’eh. 1, Monday.................... Semi-annual Examinations begin. Feb, 22, Monday..................................Washington's Birthday. March 3, Wednesday................. Ash Wednesday ; Matriculation Day. March 15, Monday......................Graduating Thesis handed in. April 16, Friday .............. Good Friday. April 19, Monday,...............:......Easter Recess begins. April 26, Monday....................Easter Recess cuds. May 27, Thursday..................Ascension Day. May 80, Sunday....................Decoration Day. Juno 3, Thursday..................White Medal Orations handed iu, June 7, Monday, J....... ........Senior Semiannual Examinations begin, June 8, Tuesday.............. Fbi Beta Kappa Election. Juno 14., Monday. ................ Prize Essay handed in. June 1.4, Monday ...................Semi-annual Examinaiions begirt. June 20, 1st Sunday after Trinity....Missionary and Baccalaureate Sermons. June 21, Monday. .................-. Meeting of the Library Committee. J une 21, Monday....................Entrance Examinations begin. June .21, Monday....................Freshman Brize Exhibition. June 21, Monday....................Hobart Union Prize Debate. June 22, Tuesday..........;.............• .Animal Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa. June 22, Tuesday...................Annual Meeting of the Trustees, June 22, Tuesday...................Orations for the White Medal. June 22, Tuesday..................... .. .Seniors’ Class Day. June 22t Tuesday.....................Annual Meeting of the Associate Alumni. June 22, Tuesday ....................Elect ion of a Trustee by the Alumni. June 28, Wednesday.................Commencement Day. June 28, Wednesday.................Summer Vacation begins. Sept 21, Tuesday....................Trinity Term begins. Sept. 21, Tuesday .................... .Second Entrance Examinations begin. Nov. 1, Monday .................... . All Saints’ Day. Nov. 2, Tuesday....................Election Day. Nov. 25, Thursday...................Thanksgiving Day. Dec. 28, Thursday...................CnmsraAs Vacation begins. 6
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Board of Bdltors Literary Board. GEORGE GREY BALLARD, Jr., K A, Editor-in-Chief. ARTHUR DOUGLASS BROOKS JOHN L. FLANNERY, 2 X EDWARD SLOSSON, 2 I WILLIAM SWITZER WATSON. 0 A X Business Board. LEWIS EDWARD HOWARD, A A$, Manager. EDWARD M. H. KNAPP WILLIAM WARD PLUMMER, K A i
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After many untoward delays the Echo Board for '98 have fulfilled their duty to their class and present to you, with some misgivings, the fruit of their labors, the thirty-sixth volume of the Echo of the Seneca. The plan of former Echoes has been kept as nearly as possible, and some features of the older issues have been restored. Real labor and much time have been expended in its compilation, labor and time that have been found in places where no recitations were and where an occasional •• run interposed to relieve the monotony of the collegiate tread-mill. Remem- ber then to be gentle in criticism and to treat this volume as an old friend, little changed in the passage of a year, in whom failings are to be expected and not unsullied perfection as in some new and unknown paragon. Thanks the board does not desire. If their work shall serve only to refresh the memories of those who have passed from us, or reflect aught of credit upon their beloved Aima Mater, they will have been only too well thanked. It is fitting to note here the events of the past year which have affected the college. With great sorrow we record the deaths of Bishop Coxe and Dr. Rankine. The former was one of the truest friends the col- lege ever had. staunchly upholding its scholarship and its Faculty. The latter was for two years our president, a man full of good works, the im- 7
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