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Universityj V. M. t,. A. Social, Calendar.
Deepite the bad. weather, a large Saturday, Nov. 11.-'Vacuity ye. Penn-
croxed of youiig men were in attend- Sylvania at Philadelphia.
ace at lice cocial given by the Y. M. Saturday, Nov. 11, Prof. Geo. W. Pat-
C. A. The mxaiin feature of the lvnn erson before the Engineering Society
vniinithlie Physical Lab, lecture roomi at
C. A. The main feature of the eveccnig 8p.m.
ieee the tug of veer which togethier Satuicsday, Nov. 11, .Hobart Guild
with the bowiing alley furniohed aoy reception at Harn's Hall.
amount of fun. itefreslhments were Nov.513.-Pr of. Lamsoc, "A Summer
Bicycle Trip in Europe"-L'nity (ours_
cerved in an iformel manocr consiot- Saturday, Nov. ti-Varsity vs. Cace
ice of popcorn end apptles. Alec te at Hegent's Field.
refreshmcents the lighcte were' toutSe out Saturday, Nov. 25-Varsity vs. Kale-
end seticig thecmselves around the fie mazoo, at Hegents' Field.
each 0cc tried to scare the reel if the
compny ith is estghos stry. All about the genie in Special tDaily.
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1901 Crippled.
The game lis mo rndig eill be onc
betwecen live teanms heretofore as stearly
eqlual ini strength as is seldomc foundin i
cooss teanms. Since the practice ofi
Thursday it has developed that Talcott,
captain of the junior teem, hasa
broke~n rib and of course he will be out
of the game. Whether his absesce
from the lineup wiii prove 1t:0 great a
lios for hiseam to sustaitn antd still sin
is a idebated question wehich will most
certainly be answecred by the results of
this morning's game. Hox'eeipI, last
gues into the game hopeful, but hasrdiy
as confident as thcy seere before the
liss of their captains. Opissed to thbm
the Sophomores are qite ias confident,
even more so than before.
Engineering Societt4.
The Engineering Society wcili be ad-
dressed this evening, in coons 10 Engin-
eering building, by Prof. Gets. W.
Patterson. Subject, "The Metric Syst em
of Weights end Measures." This xiii
he a very interesting and istesctive
lecture, and every engineer shouldl at-
tend.
FOR HENT-L~arge rent reem on Steal
floor, half a block from Campus. 303
S. State.
The greatest poem of the year is un-
doubtedly Prof. Markham's "The Mien
With the Hoe." Some consider it a
poxeerful gospel sermon, wrhile others
denounce it as a poisonous piece of vie-
ulenit socialism. This poem xwill be Mi.
Crook ler's subject of discourse nest
Sunday exfLning.
President Tall of the Junior Laicx
class has named the folloxwing pe'coins
as members if the Washington's Birth-
day committee: -.. W. Sample, L. E.
Thomepson, Miss Doust, H. W. Hayes,
Mt. T. Belly.
Dr. Harold D. Corbusier, 'l9in, is itn
the city. Since graiduation he hex held
a position in the Marine hospital at
C'Sex-lend, Othis.
The Line Up.
The line up is givens above as alrena l til
annosunced by the coaches. St is hustl:e
to changes, howexer, .exen before tl:.'re
opening of the game, for Penns is in
such an unsettled state since her gae M
xith Harx'ard that an announ cement
in advance is difficult to make with
absolute accuracy. There is more cer-
tainty, howxever, Sic Michigatn's line up A
being as given above.
W. W. Talcott, 'S1, quarter on the '98 S1
'Vassity fooltball teem, has been en- p
;tigetd to coach the Normal SchoiolC
teamC
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