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Studsent pblictions ii their serforts
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broadtet tassr'tion regarsirg the
propier policy for the seera ipublica-
tins to nadopt. From this class is4
soissiouly lierdl sggesions which
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iodilcas tmay le rerescnttitse in char-
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those who have carge of te jor-
tnlistic branch of colege Xwor: are
atlways grateful for iew ieas wiict
come froisa people lntibretid it the
promotion ,oftll tht pletils to the
amoeliorationt of college enterpris.
Hlowever, tierjs little advice offered
by .this class; it is te "kos-it-als"
and nosupporters of ot only college
pusblicatiotts but the several branceisw
of studett undsrtakings, who mtke
the most vociferos retiarks atd offer
suggestiotis -Xwittut solicitation.
Among this portiott is arrayed thos
Xvho are fouttd on the outside of this
fence at athletic field duritg the pro-
gress of athlete events; those who find
solace in discouraging te teinis when
they are at practice ant]iatly, the
large numiber-:.o rad their neigh-
born Daily, Wrike attd Inlander.
True it ia that teee are tmany tier sa
wheit it becones necessary to flli te
coutns of the publicitions withnmat-
tr which is not of great itterest. lit
loyal students overlook this fact knot-
ing-full welt that were then's news
of great itr s to e had, it would
find Its wayy into tie paper
A notable Instance of te poor sup.
prt given our periodials is the small
unmber of wrnkles which find sale

atniottg slst ens.. It i,
antionag the taluitini 01n

suilicienl9 to sarrant its e.
Th'lis is a deplortble f: lie
staniding of Wrinke is jitose teres-
lng to the s-ertal pusblictiots of lik'
chalracter inthetlt'conttry. 'on of
Icthm apiproatchiit inexell'nce' it
drainglsoa11111ft-sin its literary maoke
sip. trilticistos ase sotmetimes betn
taotecotciening.' the naturtet''of is
ioki's, hut liiiatwhole it tislmlds u
sots all of osr periosials thissful
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dents.
Epworth League Series o Lectures
The Epworhi League of the XMe-ho-
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of a sets sit our letres'tIs be t-
litv-iretd hring Mrhl anlApril, 's
foillowss:
Marceli8.--Dr. C. M. ('tbras i
"Afternioons wiltin-liat Mt," Xwitil
Ma~rchu 23.-Dr. S A. Sleds, of Nash-
sill, Tnn., oi "Backbone." Dr.
Sesie is the 'titot' of the official orgnt
of the Epworthi Liage ii the ostiiiri
states, andis.otis of the mo1sf promus-
at menin i the Mellthoist ciurhi in
the South.
Aprit-Mr. J. E. Beil n t"Fording
as Fiiord,"anitaccount of ia threeXwees
cycling trill trosighsNorssuy anti
Ssssee.
-April 12.-Dr. E. W. iRyan oti "Pales-
tine," a witty aicounst ofthit lectrrs
traves liiitunt contry.
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U. OF Al. CALENDAR.
Thurs., Macci 7.-Pro. Totpson
will lecttre its lasv lecture room on
"ThoInitrodutctione of hEsidetce Iinthe
Jewish Courts.'
Fr., March, 8.-Lecture in M. E.
church by Dr. C. Al. obert, on "Au
Afternooni Xitt treat Mesa."
Suin, Maccit1it, X2i.-Prof. E. F.
Johnusont tlt "Ptiblic anti Pri'ate Law
in the Pre-tlnirstian Era," before Ut
voristy Bible cas atAlehoist
church.
Mtonm, March 11.-Prof. Mieciei be-
fore ftset'nity club on "The Origin of
Some Futisiliar Iistitttioins."
Fri. eve., Mar. 15-Soplionore party
at Granger's aademty.
Fri., Asar. 1.-UniXersiy oratorical
contest in University hal under auspi-
ces of S. L. A..
Sat., Mrh 16.-First atnual alnie
banquet of the class of 'l)- lit.
"Wed. antd Turs., Mar. 27-28.-Clas-
sical cnferencee.
W~ed. and Turs, Mtrch 27-2.-
Classical coferene uder auspices of
Michigan Sclooleiastei s clb.
Fri., Mar. 2.-Varsity indoor met
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FIMarch 2-Junir lit social. In
Glranger's academy.
Fri. and Sat., Mar. 29-0.--Meting
of Michgan Schoolmasters club.
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