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It 11 0oMnA, Lit. '17, Maaging Edititr.
G. IB. HAISONi, Law 'li, Assistnt.
A. W. SrT, Lit. Se., Asistn.
0. I. FbRSnnem, Lit. '18, Assitnt.
J. A. LnoY, Lit. 96, Athetie Editor.
J.1 S. PsAnL Law '15, Buines Manager.
R. . Lv, Law '6, Asistnt.
Asociate Editors.
S1. 5. Shiley, Lit. '1111.it A. Dancer, ~it.16
E. L. Evans, Law'15. E..Sunderlsud,Llt't6.
Carrie V.Smith,Lit.'Si. LiR. lmisnben,Law'961.
E. S. Brtlett, Lt:'17. W. A. Spll, Law '11.
M. Gilbert, Engr. 17. "II.B.GmmnnMetlie'91.
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Ann Arbor, Mie.
The editors do iot hold themselvs repon
sihle fr the opniois or statoment of corros-:
pondent, ap anne lin the DAILY.
Tlhere is a seeingly inigUtoessolt
but pratically iportant featre cot-
ncted willts 111otpening ' s4'losing
of recitation hotrs that o'netisalt.
tle revision it Osino ttlliters. It is
usually the "elstonm to begin tine oci
taton or lecture li't minutes siftr
the hour strikes adtou c lose it
promptly at the striking O1: the next
hour. Now 'with this as a geeal
rule it is extremely incovient to hond
a few classyd her'and Ilere which
begin two or three minutes before one
'an posiby get to them froi the
prtevious recitation.-It is of course
immuaterial on which side of tei hour
the five minutes ot' inttrmission .ae
given, but it is mst'important that
hero be ulniformly iii th matter.
It is certaintly most1 pricticable and
'asy for ho few iregular on's to ioi-
forms to wht Is at prsent the etstii
of thee ajrity.
T'heannual society event ihich 1110ar
long been known asltO ,unio hop,
appears this year unier the new ofl-
inl namve of the 1nincelectli nnual
ball: Doubtless eseryone is -aare
itf the easo. for the elangi, anti it
Avas perfecly 'lgitimte is.11si111i4142's
Mtoed. itgt nosv comies a t l)isio
incidence. " lie lhop "iould -not be
called "unior' because it Wy.-An .itcx
lusive fraternity af~air, but liii soont'r
is tie name udopped than it heitles10
iio'e truly "lniior" tatli 'sr before
it. its hIdtory. . That 's'to say, De
Palladium fraternities a"' invited
the other frterniies and 111" ide'
pendens to be present and putsp
booths, and, while net sharing in the
tsnla a~eot; to be oii virtussllj i"A
e.iii1l footig ith'th ir hies. Con-
trary~ to the mstsangune*e.licl:Ia
tins of tle hop omttc, the inde-.
pendents havw, applied for, asIJ of
coure received a booeth, s iliac 111.~
hop, far from ritaining its '-fd e x
ltsivelilss, is in theory t leasr, a
real university institution. The hop
maniagement taianemortilt' tffer aid
the indtependents wshoi accepeil it ha.e
biothiAtlownsviiitntthat isot ced.
itable to tlens-c~s and to otur uiiisr'
il. Th'eiJealosehat ilia iti'lug
existeI btwvi'eiiineepeidetistsand1
fraternty mess have beel ttiri'son-
able and p1ett- il the manl.i h' in
dependents have doubtless lc tmi s
mutchito hlatu for this as le rateii.
11t' mei, and have generally ben as
unwilling to overlook -the existing df
firentes. 'fli stit that has beell
takeii N in tan' right directiotn, and(
tony proee (li ll't bspan in10a-patiaL
closing of the brechl thatstill. exists
between the tio factions. Wh'len the
fraternities were swilling to;-go half
wiay of their town accort, 1t would
hase bet most sortsigIieal for the
independents to ref use to meet them.
We congratulate bohi parties alike
ulponlthe inovation, tandil oudntly
hlope for itilmoe frtteral feelimgt is
its nil~ititil outomie.
An They See It.
.t Alateulriean11paper gleeis lini c'
toun t of the ttarvard-Pale footall
gnue at Springfield under the lied of
"Brutal Sport."'iThe article goles n
to tell how the gnme was turned Into
"an awful .itutchery," witi a fimal
Hummiling up that coou ia's back
was broken. ad ll tie rest received
broken legs ad noses, and arious
other serious internal injuries. To
add to the ho1or tie lales faintes
as thbinjredones werecarridaway
by tie atnants who wr prosent
for the purpose. Slen sremel ad
shouted, but were powerless tii stop
the frenied participants. Nw all
Anerican college professors oar" iy-
ing to suppress football.j
The authorities of Vassar host' againi
refulsed to permit tlo studens to wer
caps and gows-Px.
The business manages of Uhi'bs"
ball tennis at Rutger ave been al-
lowedl SO per cent of all ecxtess off1re"
ceipts tovr xpnaes
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