Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Editorial. HE CLASS OF NINETY-NINE has been nearly three years within these college walls, and feels that they have been years of pleasure and profit. The task now falls upon it to take up the publication of THE SCARLET LETTER, which for twenty-seven years has been issued regularly as the annual publication of the college students. Its worth is recognized by all, since it is looked to for the authentic record of events which have occurred during the year. XVithin one volume, handy, compact and concise, is presented a review of intellectual, athletic, musical and other acliievenients. But not alone for facts is its publication eagerly awaited, for there is also enough light reading and fun to inake it interest- ing reading. This has been the experience of the best issues of previous years, and it is the Wish of the Editors that such may be the case with the present issue. We feel it a privilege and a duty to give expression to our sympathy for that nieinber of the class who first was appointed editor-in-chief, George XV. Ecker, who took up the work full of enthusiasm and vigor, but reluctantly gave it up when forced by sickness to leave college. To our friends and readers we present our publication. There are some new features, we have endeavored to keep the best of the old. XVe trust it is worthy of Old Rutgersf' for whose honor We issue it. As a matter of convenience, we have made it a rule that our record of events is from April 1, 1897, to April 1, 1898. To a certain degree we have departed from it, for in the preceding issue are the accounts of some events occurring between those dates. However, for the sake of aid to those who may at any time wish to look up references, we adopted the above rule, and would suggest it to the editors of succeeding issues.