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THURSDAY APRlJ, 1, 1915.
Night Editor--Edwin A. Hyman.
STUDENTS WHO WORK.
"The man who works his way
through college is respected just as
much as his fellows.''Tiis is the corn-
poite opinion of t re men who have
earned their University expenses, al-
most entirely, for the last two or three
years. And general obse rvt tion sems
to bear this out. Hee is a Varsity
athlete who mnakes his own way, while
on the other hand is a member of a
wealthy fraternity who defrays all of
his expenses from oney eaned le-
gitimnatly within the walls of his own
house. Alen prominent in musical and
dramatic affairs, especially, do not
hesitate to be numbered amog those
who Work their Way. 'robialy one-
third of the men students in th ub
versitty do something towads paying
their own college expenses, by work
done during term time.
It is a condition of matters which
speaks well for Michigan democracy.
Occasionally there may be an under-
classman who slighlts a fellow student,
on account of his p)osition in the eco-
nomc seale: ut such c'es ar rare,
They are not so frequent as some men
who work would have you think. It
is easy for one who is a bit down fi-
ancially to attribute the discourtesies
which hie meets to an assumed pre-.
alence of snobbishness. In the main,
however, there is the most amiable
feeling and understanding between
those who work and those who do not.
Don't forget that those ponies and
chorus gentlemen have their mid-sem-
esters right, along the same as the
refit of us.
There's a reason for the fellow who's
waiting to see the opera in Detroit,
. during the balmy days of spring va-v
cation.
SAbsence generally mnakes the heart
grow fonder, as per candy heart mot-
to,-but stolnntirres it's *for the otherEs
fellow.
Funny how many profs are convinc-
ed tiat they know all about how otherx
cour:.e really should be handled..
Those Penn situdents petitioning fort
eight o'locks know not whereof theyI
are speaking, it appears.1
No truth in the rumor that Chicago'
studlents weill rise and cheer when the
Michgansquad enters.
The only thing to be said in favor of
yes terday's weather is that it didn't get
around to rain.
~]yethe date of the opera was
picke_<d with some conscious reference
to retmittance lays.
Optimists say there's a reason for
everyvthing, and stretch it to include
this column.
Is that sociable fellow in the seat
behind still shining on your coat-tails?
Big temptation to fool everybody, by
not printing anything about April 1.
Remember that the terms "walking
stick" has several interpretations.
A fool there was; it only remains
today to see if he still is.
It's not always he of the private cue
who doesn't pay.
Mail delays account for some of the
opera absentees.
Not all glittered, but the stars were
mnany.
In again, out again-baseball squad.
First water diamond on Ferry hield.
April 9 is also Good Friday.
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for the junior play, after which they
will march to the p~lay in a body. They
are asked to be provided with copies
of the songs which were given out at
the "get-together" parity last week.
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After last night's long and minute
dress rehearsal, the Junior play was
pronounced fully ready for production
by Prof. John IR. Brimim, director, and
Martha Gray, '16, general chairman.
This year's play is admitted by the
juniors, who, alone, know about it, to
be of a character entirely different
from any of the eleven that have been
produced, since the tradition was start-
ed. Between-the-acts specialties, mu-
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properties imported from Detroit, nov-
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to constitute one of the most repre-
sentative and elaborate of its, kind.
Eleanor Stalker; '16, is the author.
Tests for swimming honors, accord-
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letin board of Barbour gymnasium,
will be given from 2:00 until 4:00
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Women
w1%ishing to try out must register with
Mfiss Alice Evans today.
Univerisity women who have been
selling tickets for the Jjuior play
should turn in any unsold tickets to
Helen Humphreys, '16, from 8:00 to
M0041 o'clock this morning, in the east
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Dr. Elsie' S. Pratt will give the last
of her series of the demonstrations of
practical nursing to university women,
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