Another year of active life begins for Harvard. The University gives to the men in all its departments a warm welcome back to the renewed life of energy and progress. During the two hundred and fifty-five years of its existence the college has ever advanced in its work of helping to make men better. In no other year as in the last has the University advanced so rapidly or broadened in thought and action so grandly. All have helped to this end the instructors, the graduates and the students; and we know that at the opening of this new year all these factors are united more closely and earnestly than ever before for the work before them.
To the incoming men especially the college gives its greeting and good wishes. The new life has much in it for each of them. It will be their worthiest efforts so to unite the intellectual, social and athletic sides of university life as to gain that spirit will best affect themselves and their college.
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