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oficial Newspaper at the University
of !ieligan.
Published every morning except Mon-
day throughout the scfiool year.
ntered at the Post Office at Ann Ar-

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MANAING \EDITOR.
lWalter K. Towers,
BUSINESS MANAGER
Albert It. 'iflie';
Editors.
News Editor........Harry Z. P6o2
Assistant.......Frank PennellI
Athletic Editor....... Karl Matthews
Assistant........ C. Eldredge
Music and Drama ... .Earl V. Moore
Intercollegiate News Harold VG. McGee
Filies...............Emmett Taylor
Editorials.
Arthur B. Moehinian. Wallo W. Merritt
Frank Shaw Maurice Myers
Edward G. Kemp.
Night Editors.
Maurice Tbulmo Mack Ryan
Loren Robinson Robert Gillett
Wallace W"eber C. Harold Ilippler
Reporters,
John Townley Oscar Beckman
Frank Murphy William Daugherty
3. Selig Yellen Fred B. Foulk
Hal C. Tailmadge H. Beach Carpenter
Morton R. Hunter' James D'Evelin
Morris Milligan Leonard M. Rieser
Lester F. Roeenbaum 3. V. Sweeney
BUSINESS STAFF.
Assistant to Mgr. ..Joseph Fouchard
Advertising ;Mgr ... Elmer P. Griersoti
circulation Mgr..E. Ray Johnson
... R. Johnson, Jr...Emerson Smith
Edgar L. Jaffa .....W. T. "Holland =
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Press Building; Quarry's Pharm-
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versity.
OFFICE HiOURS: Managing Cdltor.
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man, strong and clean, he was a warm
friend and a genial acquaintance. He
was of the workers, giving without
stint of his energy and ability to carry'
on the movements that are aimed for
the betterment of the university.
Thuhactive in varied fields of cam-I
'pus endeavor he gave of his best to the
Union. He saw the Union's possibili-
ties as a wonderful power for the good
of the university. He was happy and
willing to work long hours that the
future students in the university might
enjoy social advantages and clubhouse
accommodations that he could not
hope to have. He was unselfish.. Of
these there are all too few._ The de-
parture of such a one must, ever be
keenly felt.
A Trip for the Opera.
Seemingly Rameses has awakened
for the last time as the Detroit alumni
report that it "will -be impossible for'
them to finance the production of the
opera in their city this year. The loss
of the trip is regrettable in more ways
than one. It leaves the opera as the
only one of the university activities
of its size that is not in part' recon3-
pensed for the time and energy expend-
ed on it. The athletic teams of course
travel, the musical, clubs are but now
returning from- what should have, beeii
one of *the pleasantest trips ever taken
by the combined clubs, and the comedy
club ,will in all likelihood again, pro-
duce its play= in Detroit this winter.!
It is to be hoped that another year'
will see some definite arrangements
started in time to insure the trip and
that it may be an annual affair for
those who give of their time and en-
ergy so unstintingly to make the, opera
a success
I town talk
'What time did you wake up stiff'
last night?.
If the socialists will investigate the
rise in the price of Fats they will gain
more converts hereabout than by im-
rrigsreakiers from points north,
south, east;, and west.
Bring the Peroxide.
MUNSON SPIKED BY CUPID.
---Record-Herald Headline.
The weather man is boosting class
loyalty-observe the toques.,
Ads We Meet.
W WANTED-By a Freshman, an hon-
est, fair and square young man as' a
roommate. Call at Garrison Hall for
D. Podoloft", 1915.'
-The Boston Tech.
Stir the Tam. and-
"Nipped ears and noses are not "the
only nips being taken In our little
--Temperance Notes.
Let us close by wishing you a merry
con exam.

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1912.
Night Editor---Maurice Toulme.
Robert Tipping.
It is no doubt true that he ha s iot
learned the lesson of life who has notj
experienced and, surmounted a great
ssorrow., It is also true that we should
all face death and witness death' with
courage and should know of a certain-
ty that no evil can happen to a good
m~an either in life or in death. But
when one is bereaved of his father, as
Robert Tipping has been, it is hard in-
deed to find comfort in the encoturage-
mHenat taigIiltoll to'
"argue not
Agzainst. Heave-.Ws hand or wvill, nor
bate a jot
0t heart or hope: but still bear up :and
steer
Rlight onward."
Robert Tipping's loss has been great.
The loss that the university suffered1
in his leaving is also great. A manly_

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Detroit, Mich.

FIF'TEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Governor Ingree offered a prize of
:$25.00 to the student of the law depart-
mAent pointing out the greatest number,
of inoperative and obsolete, laws on
the 'Michigan statute books.
The Administrative Board having re-
fused, to allow the. Musical Clubs to
:schedule outside dates because of
the bibulous inclinations of the ,mem-
bers the, clubs practically disorgan-
Pesylvania's Mask and Wig club
boasts two separate casts, which'play
the ~ame work on alternate nights.

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