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With the increase of inetrest in'
Pushed Datinly (suudayexepelted)iBdune- intercollegiate debate there should
TH tU O ,IDoEENENeAr, OCIby ONhe a revival of interest in oar local
'_ .O .IDPEDN SOITO dehating societies. This desirable
Subavcriptoipirbtiipryajvral result may, in a measure, be attain-'
inivae a i'e tale copieasi cenits. Sbbcripe ed by a series of inter society de-'
dovnteas be lest at thebe ce osit(hr DAmy. hates. 'The societies of the law de-
binStotetas, weisb ainy vt tbeedioastie partnsent have already establisheid
autborizedt tolicitors. the custom of meeting each other
comuici ona shouls reacbh(lie office by
7 n'clvvbe . i.i tbey arerio appeair tbe nextini contest three toses earls year.
clay. Addrtess all mattier intended for publica- l.et the societies of the literary dle-
n is ibe Macaging Editor. All buiniass partment do likeswise, and then let
omniaiationasisold be aeat to tbe Bni- the twvo winning societies mieet in a
vLent Mitrmger. final contest for first place. 'this
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Ann Arbor. Hiob. would both increase the interest and
efficiency of society work and give?
EDITORS. our msen a better opportunity to die-
A. Oixsias, Law- '9i, Maiiagiiig ditori. selop their debating powers before'
iIt A. t>_t~t,t Lit. '94, Asolistmtt they iieet in coiitest swith other col-
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