University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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THE BLUE AND GOLD off ' Regent of love , lord of folded arms. Love ' s Labor Lost. EX-OFFICIO REGENTS. His EXCELLENCY GEORGE STONEMAN SACRAMENTO Governor, ex-officio President of the Board. His HONOR JOHN DAGGETT Los ANGELES Lieutenant- Governor. HON. H. M. LARUE SACRAMENTO Speaker of the Assembly. HON. W. T. WELCKER .SACRAMENTO State Superintendent of Public Instruction. HON. P. A. FINNIGAN SACRAMENTO President of the State Agricultural Society. P. B. CORNWALL SAN FRANCISCO President of the Mechanics ' Institute. W. T. REID, A. M BERKELEY President of the University. APPOINTED REGENTS. Name. Residence. REV. HORATIO STEBBINS SAN FRANCISCO HON. SAMUEL B. McKEE OAKLAND HON. JOHN S. HAGER, A. M., LL. D SAN FRANCISCO HON. J. WEST MARTIN OAKLAND HON. JOHN F. SWIFT SAN FRANCISCO A. S. HALLIDIE, ESQ SAN FRANCISCO HON. JOSEPH W. WINANS, A. M ... SAN FRANCISCO HON. WILLIAM T. WALLACE SAN FRANCISCO PROF. GEORGE DAVIDSON, A. M., PH. B SAN FRANCISCO JOHN L. BEARD, A. M MISSION SAN JOSE HON. A. L. RHODES SAN JOSE PROF. WM. ASHBURNER SAN FRANCISCO HON. T. GUY PHELPS BEI.M..M I. W. HELLMAN, ESQ Los ANGELES ARTHUR RODGERS, A. B., PH. B SAN FRANCISCO GEORGE T. MARYE, JR SAN FRANCISCO

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA most meritorious poems that have appeared in the various college papers since their establishment in the University. It received favorable com- ment from competent critics. But one course of Assembly Lectures has been delivered since the Blue and Gold last appeared. Dr. Sternberg, of the United States Army, favored us on several occasions during the first half of the present col- legiate year. His addresses were exceedingly instructive. These are, in brief, the most important doings of the past year. And now, a word as to the Blue and Gold. It is needless to tell those who are familiar with the University that our annual is in no way intended as a literary production. It is supposed to mirror the brighter scenes of student life, and to record the principal events of what we are told are the happiest days we shall ever know. With this end in view, the editors have compiled the following pages. Our work has not been entirely satisfactory. We have been disappointed in many ways. Our Miscellany department is far from what we had hoped to make it. Overwork in English, combined with the oft-deplored apathy existing among the students, has prevented us from securing the outside assistance that has been so great a boon to the editors of previous issues. With a full realization, therefore, of the faults of the Blue, and Gold, and asking indulgence for its shortcomings, we present it to the kindly consideration of the Students, the Faculty, and so much of the General Public as is interested in our Alma Mater.

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA COMMITTEE ON INSTRUCTION AND VISITATION, REGENTS STEBBINS, DAVIDSON, AND ASHBURNER. COMMITTEE ON ENDOWMENT, FINANCE, AND AUDIT, REGENTS HALLIDIE, MARTIN, AND CORNWALL. COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS, BUILDINGS, AND OTHER PROPERTY, REGENTS MARTIN, DAVIDSON AND WINANS. COMMITTEE ON LAW, . REGENTS WALLACE, SWIFT, AND RHODES. COMMITTEE ON CONGRESSIONAL LAND GRANT, REGENTS WINANS, SWIFT, AND BEARD. COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY AND MUSEUM, REGENTS HAGER, ASHBURNER, AND WINANS. REGENTS. REPUBLICAN PARTY. DEMOCRATIC PARTY. WM. T. REID, A. M., President of the University. PROFESSOR MARTIN KELLOGG, Dean of the Faculty. WM. C. JONES, Recorder of the Faculty. D. O. MILLS, Treasurer. J. H. G. BONTfi, A. M., D. D., Secretary of Board of Regents, and Superintendent of Grounds. J. HAM HARRIS, Land Agent and Assistant Secretary. E. O. F. HASTINGS, Attorney for Land Department. J. B. MHOON, A ttorney for Board of Regents.