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March 02, 1912 - Image 3

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THE NECK OF THE WOODS
by the
COUNT OF KILLARNEY
Concerning the agitation over the
awarding of track "M's" the chief ar-
gument seems to be that it will cheap-
en the letter. In after years, will it
go this far?
Ah, well do I remember,
When we met Podunk Center,
And overwhelmed them by a mighty
score.
Every man who ran a race,
No matter if he placed,
Got at least one gigantic M or more.
And upon each presentation,
Of the much sought decoration,
His children got a right to wear them
too.
Till the whole durn population'
Exchanged congratulations
And wore their M's of many different
hues.
So upon each graduation, .
With mighty celebration,
They conferred an M on every her and
him,
A big one for the studes,
A pink one for the dudes,l

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We always lead
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FORESTRY CLUB WILL HOLD
ITS ANNUAL BANQUET SOON.
The annual banquet of the Forestry
Club will be held on Saturday, March
23 at the Michigan Union. The af-
fair this year is to be given in honor
of Prof. Roth, head of the forestry de-
partment, and will be in the nature of
a farewell tribute to him, inasmuch as
he leaves Michigan this June to go to
Cornell as senior professor of forestry.
Tickets for the banquet, which are lim-
ited in number to the seating capacity
of the dining hall at the Union, may
be obtained from the members of the
banquet committee.,
town nth I
At a discursive assembly of the,
Nauseous Order of Campus Pests last
evening, the charter members elected
the following to honorary membership
in the Order:
The guy what says, "Fine spring
weather we're havin'."
The 1002th man what boards the
7:45 car to Ypsi.
The proud and boasting possessor'
of a bouncing" no-con record.
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It's a gay world, especially if one is
on the track team. If the professors
don't get you, the mumps will, and if
they fail, there's the undertaker.
-X-_
There are no cons or plucks in
Coach Rickey's baseball lecture course.
But many are dropped from the course,,
just the same.
-x-_
The oDaily Nebraskan says one jew-
elry salesman sold a whole $40 worth
of bar pins in one sorority house. It's
a rough night on the lake, put on your
sea legs.
This being leap year we are natural-
ly shy, but it does seem to us as if a

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ADDRESS ALPHA NU SOCIETY
Professor U. B. Phillips will be the
guest of the Alpha Nu Society at its
weekly meeting tonight and will deliv-
er an address to the members.
In addition to this feature, the pro-
gram will consist of an interpretative
reading by Louis Eich, orations by
two members of the society, and music-
al selections by the Alpha Nu orches-
tra.

Wanted-Cash paid for cast-off cloth-
ing and shoes. Send postal to Rob-
inson, 417 So. Division. Phone 1128-
L. 91 tf
Wanted-Eight men for vacation work.
Enclose references. No. 76, Michigan
Daily. 100-106
Leave, your want ads at The East
University Pharmacy, Van Doren's
Pharmacy, The Brown Drug Store and
Quarry's Drug Store before 8:30 every
night for the next morning's issue. tf
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sharpened at Killins' State Street
Hardware. 106-107
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PHYSICS INSTRUCTOR
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Dr. J. TO Littleton, Jr., of the phys-
ics department, in an article entitled,
"The Optical Constants of Alloys as
a Function of Composition," in a recent
number of the Physical Review, gives
data showing the association of chang-
es in optical properties with changes
in other physical properties. The
problem that Dr. Littleton is at work
on at present is the relation of con-
ductivity to optical properties in melt-
ed alloys.

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