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Michigan, under Act of
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MANAGING EDITOR.
Walter K. Towers.
BUSINESS MANAGER
Albert R. Dilley

Editors.
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........Karl Matthews
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ma ....Earl V. Moore
News Harold G. McGee
.......Emmett Taylor

ARI ASSOCIATION PLANS
BIG EXHIBITION IN MARCH.
The eighth annual exhibition of the
American Photographic Societies will
be held under the auspices of the Ann
Arbor Art Association in Memorial
Hall March 1 to 21. The exhibition is
known as the American Photographic
Salon and has been shown at museums
in Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Toledo and Chi-
cago. The work comes fromescattered
studios and is representative of the
best work being done in artistic por-
traiture.
The admission to the exhibition will
be free to the public, but a charge of
ten cents will be made for the cata-
logues. The hours of opening will be
from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4:30 on week
days and 2 to 4:30 on Sundays.
FORESTERS HEAR OF TIMBER
LANDS AND CATTLE BRANDS.
A trip through some of the big tim-
ber of the West-the sugar and yellow
pine, the Douglas fir and other species
typical of the Cascade Mountains-was
the topic dwelt upon last evening by
Willett F. Ramsdell, '12, in his talk to
the members of the Forestry Club. Mr.
Ramsdell spent last summer in the

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The "Soph" Prom.
For the first year in the history of
the university, the sophomore prom
will be a truly representative event.
Restricted as it has been in the past
to a small group of fraternities, the
affair had no significance whatever
other than impertinent disregard of
traditional Michigan democracy.
Through the efforts of the Student
Council, backed by unmistakable stu-
dent sentiment, the prom will now be
open to the entire student body. If it
is supported, and there is every indi-
cation in that direction, the event will
be one of the most enjoyable social
functions of the year.
Jenks is New '15 Lit Track Manager.
 Followingthe loss of Verne Souter,
track manager of the fresh lits for
n ts the coming track season, Carlton
Jenks was appointed to fill the vacan-
- cy by the class president yesterday.

Ur. weicn wil oe in Dean Joraan's
office in Barbour gymnasium this
morning from 10 to 12 to consult with
anyone who wishes to see her.
FAIR GAZELLES JOIN MEN
IN CLASS DINNER TONIGHT.
"Dinner With" is what the soph lits
call the feast they are going to enjoy
at the Union tonight, for the lonesome
men are going to bring the women of
the class to grace the festive planks.
The town has been scoured for little
pamphlets on "How to Be Silent
Though Eating Soup" or "Peas and Q's
-Do- Not Eat the Former With a
Knife."
But the "eats" will even be subordi-
nated to the program, in which the
guests will play an important part.
A separate table has been left for the
"stags" but there will probably be
more dears present if the "dough"
holds out. The dinner will be given
at 5:30.
Miss Thuner Withdraws Her Candidacy
Edna Thuner, '12, has withdrawn her
name as a candidate for class histo-
rian.

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