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at its disposal.
The University every year is producing journal-
ists of no mean ability, and its graduates can be
favorably compared with those of any university
in the country, but there shouldbe more choice in
the work offered them in the department. There
is not enough opportunity for varied work. A do-
nation or appropriation would alter the situation.
We do not want a technical department that will
teach a "trade-," but we want a more highly de-
veloped curriculum.
ALL CAMPUS SOCIETIES UNITED FOR
MICIIGAN
The third or activities floor of the Michigan
Union will be the new heart of all student affairs.
The use of it is given to all those worthy represen-
tative groups of student life. All the Union asks
is that the bodies work to better the University.
Organization and routine matters of college life
may be conveniently handled at informal gather-
ings and diners held on this floor. Any legiti-
mate enterprise may find quarters ' in which to
gather to foster the concrete development of real
Michigan spirit.w
The purpose of the Union is to be courageous,
resourceful, and deniocratic. Th{e Union is broad
enough to appreciate the effort to better Michigan
spirit. It is strong enough to give its support tea
any legitimate enterprise.
It is the purpose of the Union adininistration to
create an atmosphere of hospitality, sincerity, and
tolerance. It wishes to be held as an organiza-
tion of the whole University.
The Union is THE All-Campus organiaation.
Alex Berkman and Emma Goldman face depor-
ta/ion charges in New York. Perhaps they can'
help make up that 30,000,000,000 ruble debt of the
Bolsheviki Government in Russia.

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It looks as though the Finnish General Blo-
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Bulata.
Lights and Shadows
The Plashings of a Moron
Have yo~u a lavender soul
Or a sky blue pink soul
O one that is carmine or cerise
Or dapple gray or heliotrope?
It is an important question
For you must 'tone up your surroundings
'To matchi your soul,
So says a prominent decorator.
If you have a mauve soul
(And live in a house with blue blinds
'You are; all out of luck-
~Not hitting on four cylinders,
Out of tune with the infinite
If you (iave a violet soul
And spill orange marmalade
Upon your checkered vest
The result is the same,
Youare beyond the realms of the aesthetic,
If your hairis henna colored
And the brush and comb set is pale ivory
You 'are hopeless.
~So tone up your surroundings
To matgh your soul.
But you' can't' always do that.
Last night we walked home
With a man who was carrying
A large dull, red porterhouse steak
And our soul was green
And our 'codpish didn't taste right
That evening.
The Spartans used to wish that there was no
money. Most of us nowadays haven't any proof
that there is such a thing.

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First Time in 1600 Year
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I'm glad to be back to the dear old school
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Food for the mind and rest for the soul
But alas, no place to live.
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