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Review of Reviews for June. Communication
That excellent magazine for the busy (Continued from Second Page.)
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n'an, tie Review of Reviews, has jus
issued its June snumber. The number
contains besides the usual cartoons an
excellent portrait of Bissiarek and
numberless other enlgravings of men
prominent in business and political
creles.
Under the caption "Chicago Newspa-
pers and Their Makers" Mr. Willis J..
Abbott, '84 L, contributes the leading
article of the number. It is an 'x-
ceedingly graphic account of the past
and present fortunes of journalism in
our neighboring metropolis. Mr. Ab-
bott asserts that the great Chicago
dailies arei all well prlnted, cleanly
edited and dignified, and that in
(these respects they excet most of
their .easter contemporaries just as
their news columns excel in the range
of teiegraphic reports. Other articles
are "American Sympathy with Cuba,"
"The Better Policy," "College Oratory
in the West," "The True Policy for
Britain" and "Tile Passion I'bsy at
Houtz."
Outing for June.
Outing for Tune contains the usual
stories, taies of adventure and tm-vei
bicycle tours, etc. Lenz's "World
Tour Awheel" is continued in this
number. The athletie records are as
usual quite coullplete. The department
of indoor athletics contains summar-
tes of our indoor meet and individual
indoor contest. -
Commenoemeet Music.
The students wili be glad- to know
that prominent among the commence-
mnet music wili be the "Yellow and
Blue Two-step." This two-step is al-
ready a rival of those of Sousa and
rightly deserves the popularity it has
gained. For sale by the Ann Arbor
Organ Co. 176
'97-'98 FIELD DAY.
Entries to the freshman-sophomore
field day, which will be held next
Tuesday afternoon beginning at 4
o'clock, must be handed in by Satur-
night next to L. Hutchinson, '97 man-
ager, or H. T. Heald, '98 manager.
U. OF A.-NORTHWESTERN DE-
BATE.
Copies of the speeches in the Miet-
igan-Northwestern debate are now on
sale at Wabr's bookstore on State st.
Those who subscribed may receive
thair ceses at the same place. Price
per copy, 20 cents.
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the hoior of either the managers or
the judges. We hope to learn wisdom
from our defeat,. and we shall "go in
to win" next year just the same.
As to the talk in a late number of
the Northwestern, about challenging
Harvard, that is simply an ebulition
of the editors justifiable enthsiasm.
We trust that we may be forgiven
for a little "ceiebsr-aing" after the
precedent that Micohigan set us last
ycear in her prelisutnary engagement
of that brass band: for "celebrating"
pulrposes. We had no band, but we
had a bon-fire and a piano on wheels.
As to claiming that we are the "chail-
pions of the West," etc., we are not
so far gone with "tiho big head" as
to either believe or assert that. Be-
fore any college can justly make such
a claii-she must haveshovn herself
superior in debate, not only to Michi-
gan, but to such institutions as the
t;niversities of Wbnsin, Minnesota,
Chicago and Iowa. No, Gentlemen,
Michigan is good enough for us. We
feel it an honor to debate with her.
and we know her to be a foeman
worthy of our stee All we ask is
that Michigan should reciprocate tho
feeling so far as to give us credit for
lionorable dealing. We respectfully
reftuse to be angered by the unfortu-
nate words of your reviewer, just as
we refused to be angered by his un-
Sfrtunate speeches during the night
after the debate.
(Continued Tomorrow.)
Recent college games: Oberlin 10,
Northwestern 5; Wesleyan 14, Am-
herst 4.
J. A. Beddow, '95, has been appoint-
ed to a $1,000 position as superintend-
ent of the Plymouth schools,
C. L Davis, '95, has accepted a posi-
tion in the high school at South Bend,
Ind., as teacher of English and math-
ematics at a salary of $800..
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