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romen will meet throughout the year
o 12:15 a. m., beginning with Monday,
[YRA B. JORDAN, Dean of Women.
e Arts, Spanish Courses:
04 U. H., will meet in room 216 N. S.
304 U. H., will m'eet in room 173 N. S.

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sequent mushy condition of the field,l
and there ran tnem through a light
signal practice. The squad is in good
physical condition and should be ready
to meet whatever opposition the Case
"pik-8kin toters" can offer. If the
Scientists live up to their reputation
of being game fighters, a good, scrap-
py exhibition of football will reward
the large number oftstudents and
alumni that is expected" to turn out
for the contest. The game will start
at 3 o'clock Ann Arbor time, rain or
shine. Students will be admitted on
display of their athletic books, cou-
Pon number two, to be signed.
Officials for the game will be: Wal-
ter Kennedy, Chicago, referee; Ernest
Verwiebe, Harvard, umpire; and
Lloyd Olds, Ypsilanti, head linesman.
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Lg of the Oratorical Board Monday, Oct. 10, at
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p in Masques will be held in Sarah Caswell An-
Monday, Oct. 10, for Freshmen, Tuesday and
2, for upperclassmen. All candidates are re-
ther to recite or to read some selection of their
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in and the Periodical room, only, are open on
n. Books desired for Sunday use, which are or-
arts of the building, will be put on reserve in
day evening upon a personal request presented
oks are 'usually drawn.
F. L. D. GOODRICH, Associate Librarian.

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SATURDAY
3:00-case vs. MIChigan on Ferry
field.
7:00-Upper Room Bible class, Upper
room, Lane hall.
7:30-Informal party at Methodist*
church under direction of Wesleyan
guild. Everyone invited.
7:30-Craftsmen's club meets at Ma-
sonic temple.
8:00-Men and Women Cosmopolitan
clubs hold joint social at Lane hall.
Foreign students invited.
8:00-Party, Unitarian church parlors.1
SUNDAY
9 :30-University Men's Bible class,
'Upper room, Lane hall.
10:40 A. l.-Prof. Henry Wilder, Har-
vard Divinity school, speaks at Uni-
tarian church.
2 :00-Uversty 'Men's Discussion'
class at Christian church.
4:30-Student Volunteers meet in
Lane hall. Volunteers from other
colleges especially welcome.
5:45-Young people's social in Unitar-
ian church parlors. Supper at nom-
inal charge.
6:00-Supper for. Episcopal students,;
Harris -hall.
6:30-Congregational Student's forum.
Professor Frayer speaks.
MONDAY
7:30-Executive committee of Com-
merce club meets in room 304, Un-
ion.
U-NOTICES
All first year men who have not had
their physical examination and re-
ceived a measurement chart should
report to Dr. May at once at Water-
man gymnasium. Gym lockers
should be secured immediately.
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the Important changes in the' honor
x the point system which has been in effect
d the in connection with the activities of the
rices Women's Athletic association were
cu made at a meeting of the women's
;ation athletic board on Thursday afternoon.
The changes have been made in ac-
cordance with a new ruling of the Na-
tional Women's Athletic association,
which endeavors to standardize the
P'EEK work at all colleges so that women
transferring from one college to an-
rz the other may transfer their honor points
unced as well and receive credit for work,
been no matter: where it is done.
ector The whole system of grading apd
s E. -counting the honor points has merely
b. been raised from a basis of one to one
f the hundred, so that activities which have
t be heretofore received one honor point
an be will now be given 100. The whole list
con- has been revised in accordance with
mem- this ruling, so that the amount of
bas- work necessary for a certain require-
or an ment has not been changed in any
d ne- case, but the scale of marking has
certs been multiplied by 100. This means
that in order to win a sweater, a girlj
must win a total of 1,000 honor points,!
;e instead of 100, as formerly, but the
foot- amount of work which she does to
esity, win them will be the same.
vard Anyone wishing information in rc-
rtant gard to the work, or wishing to learn
ason, the requirements for honor points in
y, a the various sports and phases of the
said gymnasium work, may inquire at the

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