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TH E CONGRESS. The work of the Congress Debating Society has been carried on this past year with a degree of success highly satisfactory to those interested in it. The annual declamation contest, the two cup debates, and the play given jointly with the Philomathea, were the objects of special effort on the part of the club. Congress has a right to feel proud of its representatives in these contests, and a right too to regret the unfortunate complications by which a part of its just reward was sacrificed. Only a few of the graduating class were members of Congress, but to them the club has meant an opportuni- ty for self-improvement to be found in no other organization. As they graduate they wish all good things for those who remain, and predict still greater success for the Congress Debating Society. 69