THE U. OF M. DAILY.

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Publisbed Daily (Sundays excepted) during
in, (Colege tar, by
THE U. Of M INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION
TODAY we publish a full statement
of the facts in connection with the
Wisconsin game. We have noth-
ing further to remark, as the facts
speak for themselves. Our advice
to Wisconsin is that they hereafter
reserve their celebrations, bonfires,
etc., for victories. The fact that
their own manager found it neces-
sary to apologize for their unfair
treatnment is sufficient comment
uipoti it.
TuE current number of the Re-
ord should be read by every tudent
who desires tot be posted in regard
to the attituile of the faculty on
Various matters of interest. the
article oii athletics shows that te
faculty intend to encourage physical
training by every nieans in their
powver. the announcement that
they have decided to give przes an-
nutaly for all arounil athletics is
especially gratifying, nit retioves
once for all any doub as to their
position.________
THE editors of Tlo-Wit: are to be
congratulated upon the artistic ap-
pearance antd literary merit of their
book. They have wisely excluded
all grinds and witicisms nit in con-
sequence have presented an annual
which will be of lasting value. In
founding To-Wit: the University of
Michigan publishes the second law
annual in the country, the ale
Shingle being the other. Although
grave doubtbs have been exirssed
by some in regard to the exps'leny
of adding another publi~aon to
our already somewhat extended list,
we do not believe that To-Wit: wiii
seriously infinge upon the field of
any other paper, catering as it does
almost entirely to the law student.
To these students we heartily cont-
nend the book as it is indeed a
most creditable effort.
The University Reord.
'rhe University Record for April is
now on sale. We have only space
to mention the more lengthy arti-
cles: "'rhe fIncrease of the Annual
Fee," fully justifies the late addition
made by the regents, and shows that
our fees are far below those of any
other university. "New M~odes of
UniversityAdministration" is a sum-
mary of the late trip made by some
of the regerts and professors to the
eastern aw schools. There is an

interesting article on "The Roya , "
Cmiso onScnayEua] A"tion.' Prof. A. I-. Pattengill has an tilL[M I l
importaint contribution on ''Ath-
letics in the University." He shows Wht te il ofryo n owtUb
that the faculty have the interest of tain thenm.
athletics at hseart and stales that ________ _
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