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THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN,
_ Oe'roz: Times building, 321 S. Mlain St. be-
tween Liberty and William Sts.
MANAGING EDITOR
J. F. THOMAS,'00 L.
BUSINESS MANAGER
-0. ii. ItAN, 't L.
EDITORS
H. B. SKILLMAN, '98 L., Athletics.
E. L. GuesMER, '93 L. - - - Monday
BUTLER LAMB, '00, - - - Tuesday
G. D. HUDNUTT.'00, - Wednesday
T. R. WooDow,'98, - - Thursday
A. CAMPBELL, '99, - - - - Friday
I. A. CAMPrELL, '00, - - - Saturday
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The sentiment expressed by Calin
Hogg in regard to home coaches wil
be heartily endorsed by all who have
watched the development of this year's
team. FPro9 green and inexperienced
material Coach Ferbert developed a
team of wh-11s5 record Slichigan has tie
reason to be ashained. It i to be
regretted that one o'r two :njudicio'sh
members of the Athletic Board have
found 'it necessary to expi'nss adverse
opinioits upon graduate oaching in
general -and the work of the pres'at
season's team in particulea. Such tn-
called for criticism cannot help butt
have in the eid a haruui influence.
Captain Hogg's staemeat ii the con-
nmnieation published :today is correct
and all but one or two chr.maic kickcs
will heartily endorse what lie says.
Yale vs. Harvard.
The men wio are to represent Har-
vard in the coming debate with Yale
have had a month's hard work in pre-
paration since their selection on Otco
ier 27, and are now ; l0ir y or
the contest. The debate is to be held
in New Haven, on Friday evening of
this week. The presiding officer will
be the Hon. Chauncey M. IDepew,
Yole '56.
Harvard's team this year was elosen
at a very satisfactory trial debate at
which forty-seven men competed, each
man being allowed five minutes for his
speech. Yale's speakers tiave been se-
lected in a different manner. Four
separate toeliniinary trials were held,
at which about one 'hundred men spoke
in all. From these fifteen were select-
ed.
The question fOr the debate this
year was proposed by Yale, and Hat-
vard chose the affirmative, the choice
being put off until after the trial de-
bate had 'been held. Tr'he qestion is:
"Resolved, What the United States
should annex the Hawaiian Islands."
Modjeska at the Athens Theater
next Thursday evening.
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY,
Among tho Colleges.
Tokio is to have a Japanese univei
sity for women.
The highest salary of any coll-g
pioifessor is $20,000. Professor Sum
- rmer, of Ediiburgh University, receive
this amount.
President Eliot prophesies that cot
lege fraternities will, in time, cals
Aiierican luniversities to separate the
dormitories into several colleges, lft'o
v the 1English plan of government.
y al Uiivm'sity is the first to etaT
Y lish a system of pensi'ns for teacher
yi their old age. Any professor who
has served 25 years may retire at b
upon an allowance equal to abot one
half his salary.
Harvard has graduated nore tha
- any other college in America, thle numi
3 ber of her alunii being 17,684. Yal
stands next with 16,765 graduates
The universities of Pennsylvania an
Michigan each have over 10,000.
The Univorsity of Chicago footii
team, will elect a captain this Se' i
r and, if he will accept, Herschberge
will doubtless be the olie elected
Otherwise Kennedy seems o stand 'the
fairlst show. Hoace Butterworth will
; oi0bably be re-elected as inanager.
The Carlisle Indians have won :nore
games on their western trip than
those played with Illinois. On Thai-ks-
giving day they defeated the Univer-
sity of Cincininati by a score of 10 to 0,
and ,Saturday the Ohio Medical Un-
versity went down before them, scor-
ing 12 points to the Indians 20.
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one at Christmas. If your
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not get an album for all
their prints.
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