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I oard of gditors Y)olume H. of be Pandora. gditors-in-Ghief. business TVlanagers. •CHARLES R. TIDWELL, A T A. PAUL L. FLEMING, X f . NOEL McH. MOORE, 2 A E. JOHN D. STEELING, A TO. ftcsooiate Editors. LUNSFORD D. FRICKS, 2 N. HENRY BROWN, K A. WILLIAM P. HARBIN, X . GEORGE W. BECKETT. !• A 0. (M
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preface. s most prefaces take the form of apologies, the present Board of Editors would gladly send out Volume ' VII. to the public, for the sake of novelty, without any reference to their trials; but the evil spirits set free by Pandora seem to have beset their liberator this year with unusual fury, so it is but pro| er that some facts should be made known us to the various obstacles encountered by the Editors, and leniency on the part of the public requested. The present Board of Editors was not elected until after the ('hristmas holidays, so the work of a year has been crowded into a few months. Again, on account of the unusual business depression, it has been almost impossible to secure advertisements, and’twas only after repeated and earnest efforts on the part of the Editors that a sufficient number were secured to warrant the publishing of our Annual. The Editors, recognizing the fact that such an eventful college year as that of 1893-’04 should not be passed over unnoticed, have worked earnestly, and now offer to the public Volume VII. of the Pandora, in which a brief account is given of the most interesting and important events that have transpired at the University during the present year. In giving a “ true history of.student life,” we have necessarily inserted a few jokes, and in some instances referred to boys as having the faces of dogs, the brains of butterflies, and the mouths of alligators; but we assure them beforehand that it was all done because of our desire to give a true history of student life, and not in order to wound their feelings. Should our a|»ology not be accepted, the offended student can obtain satisfaction by applying to any hro of the Editors. If, with all our faults and shortcomings, we have succeeded in costing a few faint rays of pleasure upon the dark clouds that gather in the lives of all, we feci that our humble effort has not been in vain. The Editors.
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