THE MICHIGAN DAILY.

lFallTHE MICHIGAN DAILY
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The first edition of Wrinkle is very 1[ p ',CEtNTS [A CH
good, considering the circumstances
under which it was brought out. The + + + +
art, the verse, and in fact all is of S L E
commendable rank. It now rests with m
the students to help support the paper POPULAR COPYRIGHTS
by contributions and subscriptions. at POUL AtR PtICE.
The people who complain most about
a publication are generally those who Far Baullareds. 8 fllestrations Will Carleton
never write a line for it and who read Lazarre. llstr'atel
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it over their neighbor's shoulders. The lletwen the inesi rate r
funny paper is as much a part of the . t, Charles King
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college life as the serious, literary'Tei,,li'enioeeof lavid C (r 'dnh n
magazine, and it is hence the duty of "taer's Frederick Goss
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Dec. 11-1904 Lit Class banquet at Coach Booth of Nebraska, has gone
Nichol's Hall at 6:30 p. m, to Princeton to try and arrange a foot
Dec. 11--Engineering Society. Ad- ball game between Nebraska and
dress by Geo. Worden of the Sol- Princeton to be played in Chicago the
vay Process Co., on "Drawing Room Saturday before Thanksgiving Day
Practice," in Physics Lecture Room. next year. Booth himself is a Prince-
Dec. 11.-German Social in Newberry ton man.
Hall at 8 p. m.
Dec. 11.-Cercle Francais Conference. The tower above the Reynolds
Address by Professor du Pont on Club at Chicago has been named
"Popular Songs," in Sarah Cas- the "Mitchell Tower" in honor of the
well-Angell Hall. man who donates the money to build
Gee. 12-Woman's League reception it. The tower is identical with the
in Barbour Gym. from 4 to 6 p. m. famous Magdalen tower at Oxford
Dec. 12.-Reception to Engineers in University. A set of chimes costing
Newberry Hall at 8 p. in.-
Dec w 14-Senior Law Dance. $5000 will soon be installed in the
Gee. 14.--CSe Unioa Dncet. tower and will ring each quarter hour.
Dec. 15--Choral Union concert,
The Daily desires to make the cal- Young ladies should never wear
ender as accurate and comprehensive white gloves according to the reason-
as possible. For this reason it is urg- ing of Prof. Scott of Northwestern
ently requested that announcements University.
of all meetings be deposited in the In discussing the reasons why wo-
Campus office before 6 p. m. men do not wear white gloves he says,
"White makes an object look larger
It is understood that the young lad- than it really is. Women do not wear
ies indulged in a quiet game of foot- white gloves because to do so would
ball in Barbour gymnasium, Saturday, make their hands look larger.'
and that a certain prominent girl ath-
lete is now confined to her room with
injuries. The young ladies will prob- The Columbian Spectator of Colum-
ably admit now, that football is more bia University will soon own and op-
enjoyable from the side lines, erate its own printing plant.
The' gym. has closed down for re-
pairs. The Huron still remains, how- Tommy pushed his aunt Elizer
ever, for those ambitious students who Off a rock into a geyser,
wish to bathe before Christmas. Now he's feeling quite dejected
Didn't get the rise expected.
No one denies that Princeton has Cornell.
won the football championship in the
East and that Michigan holds similar
honors in the West, but no oe seems , CHORAL UNION CONCERT.
to be able to figure out who are the On next Tuesday evening the Chorat
scholarship champions. Union will give its first concert of the
Even these breezy days one can see season in University Hall. The cho-
Eentwho have won football nu- rus is so large that it fills Frieze Me-
students, struting about the Campus morial Hall to the doors. The mem-
with their coats unbuttoned. It is re- have taken hold of the songs with
ported that one fellow in the library a wilt ,many of which areyChristmas
pushed out his chest so far that he carols, and there is every prospect
lost his balanceof a successful concert.

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