AND DRAMA.
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Peculiarities of different classes o
students are shown in the differen
suggestions for changes about the
campus. "Too much drinking at Whi
more Lake," says one. "Check or sup
press the J hop." "Faculty meddle
too much." "Eliminate red tape
-'Smaller classes." "Encourage mixe
social functions." "Prevent ring rule
"Introduce initiative, referendum an
recall."
raduate Recitals.
cation recitals of the School
11 begin this week, and will
iring the next two weeks.
day evening at 8 o'clock in
Miss. Ruth Binhammer and
'I'
evening Miss Lu-
esent her gradu-
he recitals are
PROF. SCOTT MEETS JOU]
Visits Michigan Graduates
Trip Through New York
With one of the chief ob;
to inquire into the ethics of
as it is followed in New Yor
fessor Fred N. Scott return
Arbor yesterday with a hos
riences to his credit, and a
for this year
oma-Misses
Lel A. Liver-
Nellie M.
Burlingame,
. Rohrer, Mr.
al diploma-
Mabel E. Ba-
ie M. Gilpin,
Florence B.
;ublic school
ig are Misses
rude G. Jen-
a, Mabel G.
Bertha L.
3more, Juel
rrington, El-
i Morse, and
lis, Prof.
Michigan
in the pro
Mountsier
ams ente
the Sun a
the hospit
QUESTIONS TABU-
LATE I).
ed from page 1.)
rning his way through.
r choosing Michigan, as
ir are widely varied. "I
themselves in the profe
York, as well as has C
Cushing, '07, who is a
tributor to Collier's and
been made assistant edi
erary Digest. Mr. Cushi
tributor to the last numb
goyle.
INCREASE OF POWER
(Co
penses was of
ice. The gen-
university, or
came next in
uence of alum-
If the university were to raise its
fees $25 a considerable percentage of
its attendance would drop off, it ap-
pears. About 18 per cent are unwil-
ling to pay more than they are paying
now.
IXExpenses regarded as most essential
for a man's successful college course,
in addition-to absolute necessities, in-
/ cluded the Michigan Union, the Athlet-
ic association, the S. L. A., the Mich-
igan Daily, the Y. M. C. A., and others.
The Union was regarded by just 50
per cent, as indispensible, while 44
per cent mentioned the Athletic as-
frequency, in' the order named. "Dan-
ces" and "Church" also came in for a
few.
Many Suggest Remedies.
Suggestions relating to athletics,
college work, and financial aid to stu-
dents short of funds, were asked for
_ i"' and a prolific batch of remedies for th,
present regime was brought forth.
More general participation in athletics
was widely recommended, to be
brought about by encouraging inter-
'. ,4 class contests, "adopting the English
plan of athletics," etc. A number pro-
Q t . posed adding the athletic fee to the
tuition. More student control , and
cheaper admission to games, were also
-' popular.
Of the student's personal relations
with his instructor it seemed to be the
general opinion that they should be,
closer at present. "Make use of the
Michigan Union," appeared as the rem-
edy in several instances. It was urg-
from this university ed also that students be allowed to
i loyalty to their Al- choose their own advisers. An employ-
>lishing the merits of. ment bureau, the establishment of a
loan fund, and university employment
ong the Chinese peo- of students were frequently suggeste-
nal with all Chinese ed to help students short of funds.
the university which Most of the answers have been num-
in this country, but bered and filed. In the summarized
ig the advantages of report frequent references are made to
ver opportunity af- good answers on a certain point, by
number.
establsne as permanent date
the spring contests. A pernI
date Tor Cap Night was set at tI
meeting, it being Friday of the
week before commencement.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES f
to
Meeting of the Gargoyle staff Wed-
nesday at 5 o'clock. - lit
Candidates for the editorial staff of
the Wolverine call at the Michigan for
Daily office today between 3 and 4 p. ma
m. wh
Meeting of Oratorical Association all
Board today at 4 o'clock. All men,
whether installed or not, are supposed Pl
The only Repair Sho
Completely Equipped i
Repair Machines made
"MODERN SHOE
(SIGN OF THE
611 East I
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That is the reason we do so
and get it out so promptly.
Much better work tha
We send for and del
Home Phene 72 Bla
ttend
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go to the Woods."
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OF
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MUNISING, MICHIGAN
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Faculty of Practical Men
CATALOG FOR THE ASHIN G
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