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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1915.
Night Editor-Verne E. Burnett
At 10:30 sermon by Mr. Loring on
Being Willing to Live within the Com-
mon Life.
At 11:45 Mr. John Lazenby of Tor-
onto speaks before the Social Service
Class on The Solution of Social Prob-
1ems.
At 7:30 the Young People's Society
invite the public to hear Mr. Lazenby
speak on What Is Theosophy.
Unitarian Church
Book Exhibit Still On
Unitarian Church
For a few days more we shall hold for your inspection
the new publications of the Macmillan Company.
The collection embraces Essays, Literature, Travel,
Art, Biography, Philosophy, Botany, Landscape Gar-
dening, etc., etc. A rare opportunity for seeing books
not usually carried in stack.
You are invited to call and look them over.
UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE
Good thing those
hold over until we
this year's.
old opera tunes
begin to whistle
March Winds and Chaps
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DUPLICATING FUNCTIONS.
It is useless for the supporters of
the Union and of the Y. M. C. A. to in-
sist that the two organizations will
never over-lap in their functions.
Their employment and rooming bu-
reaus are performing the same service.
The present inadequate buildings of
each serve as lounging places, they
both have reading rooms and they both
sponsor social affairs. And this du-
plication of functions is present, even
before either obtains its new building
and commences to elaborate its meth-
ods of being helpful.
Reassuring it-is to think that each
has its limited field of endeavor. The
Y. M. C. A. is supposed to look after
the religious and moral well-being of
the student body; the Union takes as
its aim the development of social life
amongst the men of the university.
This is all very well. Probably the
campus can support some duplication
of equipment and functions. It will
be easy, however, to carry it too far.
The present absurd system of main-
taining double sets of lists in the re-
spective employment and rooming bu-
reaus is a doubtful start.
No need of taking that Yellowstone
Park trip this summer if you watch
the steaming geysers around the new
science building.
The introduction of temperance will
mark the passing of the man who in-
sists that the flag-pole looks like a
chandelier.
One admirer comes forth with the
suggestion that this column should be
called weakly rather than daily.
Michigan's debaters and debating
coaches deserve more credit than is
usually handed out to victors.
For heated debating, however, take
the case of the back-lot baseball game,
without an umpire.
The report goes that many inter-sor-
Maybe he's not a heavy imbiber even
if his room is filled with crockery
steins.
Yesterday's opera rehearsal was
confused enough to predict good
things.
Those who begin to lie down now
won't have to worry about getting tip
later.
Thank the senior societies for the
glimpses of big city make-ups.
What so pleasureable as to show off
a doll to one's school-mates?
Meanwhile treading air blissfully
your own little self.
Plain but satisfactorily substantial.
But so are battleships.
Mrs. S. E. Wright, who has charge
of the tea room at Newberry hall, can
use 10 university women 'as assistants
in the tea room next week, and asks
that women interested communicate'
with her at once.
The first dress rehearsal of the entire
junior play, cast and choruses will be
held at 7:00 o'clock tomorrow evening
in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. Partic-
ipants will report in costume at that
hour.
A name for the play has finally been
chosen, and the eight page programs
are in the hands of the printers.
F ACULTY EVENING DISCONTINUED
Pressure of Outside Work Interrupts
Weekly Event
Faculty nights which have been stag-
ed in the Union lobbies every Wednes-
day night during the past four weeks
have been discontinued until after the
spring holidays. P. D. Koontz, '17L,
president of the Union decided upon
the deferring of the meetings because
of pressure of work for both faculty
and students during the next four
weeks.
The mid-semesters, opera, School-_
masters' club and teachers' institute
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