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Society Adopt3 Resolutions.
Whereas, we the members of
the Clariosophic Literary Society
of the University of South Coro
lina .learn with deep sorrow of
the death of one of our most dis
tinguished alumni, Robert k.
Gonzales, and
Whereas, the memory of his
wholesome iufluence and high
ideals as a member of our society;
his peerless contributions to our
college publications; his unsel
fish devotion to duty and his
high and unwavering stand for
right as a man shall ever linger
in our minds and hearts; and
: Whereas, in his death we feel
.!that the Clariosophic Literary
JSociety has lost one of iti most
t3faithful alumni and that the
4 State has suffered an irreparablE
2Noss; be it therefore,
Resolved, that the members of
the Clariosophic Literary Society
ca of the University of South Caro
' lina take this inadequate meanz
:of extending to his bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy
for them in this hour of profound
sorrow; and be it further
Resolved, that copies of theSE
resolutions be entered on tht
minutes of the Society and b(
pubtished in "THE GAMECOCK",
'PHE Carolinian", "The State"
and The Record"; and- that a
copy of these rosolutions b(
mailed to the bereaved family.
R. R. Harley
J. M. Wells, Jr.
C. B. Seaborn
Committee.
Appreciation.
The editor of THE GAMECOCP
has been asked by Mr. A. W,
Lynch to publish the following
note of thanks to the faculty anc
students:
Allow me to express my hearl
felt anpreciation of the exceea.
ingly kind and thoughtful man.
ner in which the faculty and stu
dents of the University so grac
iously remembered me Christ
mas. I especially desire thal
each of you feel that yoLI hav(
materially aided me in car-rying
on a lengthy struggle for health.
No one should think that his con.
tribution was small for it pos.
sessed the opposite characteristicE
when it reached me. This fighi
has been called "the lone g tme,
but since so many friends on th(
campus have enlisted their sym.
pathetic and helpful attitu le it
my behalf I do not feel en:raged
in so lone a game.
The picture of students, whos<
days are crowded with joyous ac.
tivities, using their spen-ling
money in so thoughtful a ma mtet
p)resents an example of rare fine.
ness which can frequently be niot.
ed of the University men. Ftorr
your kind act I receive inspira.
tion to continue the fight.
I am unable to express my pro
found appreciation for your gift,
but I desire that you feel that
you have greatly benefited ir
these respects.
Accept my best wishes for
happy and prosperous new year.
A. W. Lynch.
S. C. COLLEGE
REORGANIZED 1836
WONTINIA-1) FROM P.%(W ONE.)
nitories had to be erected. At
;irst the number of students to I
be accommodated was one hun
ired; twice that number had now
lobe provided for, although thel
two hundred did not come for!
several years.
During 1835 the brick wall
around the campus was.complet
ed. The library, begun in 1838,
Iwas opened in May, 1840, one
year beftore Harvard's, and was
the first separate and distinct li
brary building at any educational
institution in the United States.
Elliot and Pinckney -,olleges and
the double hou'sc occupied by Pro
sor. Moore and Rucker had been
built before the library was start
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President Barnwell. writing to
the trustees, urged the need of
adequate library facilities, so that
scholars could be made here and
the necessity of going abroad
would be removed. Large sums
were -peiw for books. The library
ainkd reutatioij thruout the
country. It sti!; reniains one of
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