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nPTTIL GARNET, 3 jBoard of Editors. ’SI ancl ’S2. EDWARD TEN EYCK LANSING, ’81. EPHRAIM (’LARK MURRAY, ’82, FREDERICK W. CAMERON, ’81, JOHN GEORGE PEOLI, ’82, HORATIO GATES GLEN, ’81, WILLIAM JAMES POLLARD, ’82, WILBUR FISK WATKINS, Jr., ' 81, - SHELDON MUNSON GRISWOLD, ’82. Sigma Phi. Sigma Phi. Delta Phi. - ' Delta Phi. Psi Upsilon. Psi Upsilon. Alpha Delta Phi. Alpha Delta Phi. iUanagev and A-cUtovMn-ffihicf. HORATIO GATES GLEN, Psi Upsilon. ' Assistant ItXanagcu . JOHN GEORGE PEOLI, Delta Phi. Tujcasnvcv. WILBUR FISK WATKINS, Jr., Alpha Delta Phi. S ccvetavtj of the SBoauxl. EPHRAIM CLARK MURRAY, Sigma Phi. Jiutist. CHARLES M. CULVER, ’78, Psi UpSsilon.
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4 THE G ATRENTIET. Editorial. Hitherto the Garnet has been a Senior publication. This year it is published by the Senior and Junior classes and hereafter it will be a Junior publication. It is hoped that the interest in it will be increased by this new arrangement. It was at first thought that it would be advisable to change its name, but this purpose has been abandoned, and we hops that it will ever here¬ after retain the old name. Oiu fiunti3picoo ic a pictnrp. of Prof. John Foster, LL. D., a graduate of Union, class of 1835, and long connected with the college as Professor of Natural Philosophy. We sincerely wish that many more years of usefulness and happiness may be added to the life of our venerable professor. We also give in our pages the poem read at the dinner tendered Prof. Foster a short tune since by the Union College Alumni of the Northwest, where the professor had the pleasure of again meeting some of his “old boys.” The past year has been one of great prosperity for Old Union. A large number of students are in attendance and better work is beiir done than for many years past. The college has been the recipient of many gifts ; especially that of Judge Levi Parsons, of Gloversville, promises to be of marked and lasting benefit to the college. The literary societies are again showing signs of life. The joint debate is a feature of especial interest in our college life. It should be frequently repeated. It has been rumored that the Senate and House of Representatives Club is to be revived We trust that the rumor will prove true. The C’ moordiensis, still published monthly, has become an im¬ portant feature of the college, and does great credit to those hav¬ ing it in charge. VYe trust that if it is found advisable to publish
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