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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. Jofrp Alexander. assistants. H. w. y o cfyendi vfr r. P. H. Fo jc). ARTIST J C. H o u t . ASSOCIATES R. H A oy e). A. C. ot h H. H. Sdmskr. V'. S. Rice. A . C. E me ry. S. Riltenj use. BUSINESS MANAGER. V . S. ReiCer. ASSISTANTS 0. W. H u ns ic er. 1. [A.RiaoR. s
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Preface IT is tlie usual custom of the Rr»v staff to introduce their Annual to the public by a poem. While we offer no apology for this departure from the common practice, we, nevertheless, offer a few reasons. We feel that we have in some measure departed from the usual make-up of the Ruby, and while still holding very closely to precedent as demanded by our particular vein of college spirit, we have introduced some innovations. The aim of our Literary Department has been to produce something endurable, and this desire has brought forth the different historical articles. The historical sketch of the neighborhood is written from the point of view of a collegian, while the histories of Freeland Seminary and Ursinus College have been penned by men of riper experience. The pages devoted to the Alumni sketches are meant to inspire our graduates to a more lively interest in the College. To all those who have aided 11s in this work by affording us data or other help we proffer our sincere thanks. We have tried in this volume to present every side of College life, and have taken especial pains to make the Athletic Department as complete as possible. However, we have not forgotten the religious and other organizations, but have carefully avoided all fictitious clubs. I11 our “Things Worth Knowing we have endeavored to roast ” everyone without fear or favor. If we have missed von, please pardon 11s for the unintentional error. Nevertheless our aim has been to tread very lightly so as to leave no sting, and to present the matter at our hand in a kindly spirit. We trust that it may be taken as it is given. In the main we have sought originality, both of matter and drawing. We hope that there may be something in these pages for everyone — for the mature and ripe scholar as well as for the more light hearted undergraduate. Our aim has not been to create a great thing, but simply to treat our college chronicle in a modest literary style. As to our success, we leave you to judge. The Uditok.
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