body must be indelibly stamped upon
him. Tli student must be made to
appreciate that his future success de-
pends largely upon this factor. If a
.thorough physical examination has re-
vealed an unimpaired body, the next
chief interest of the student should,

This can be done in a large meas-
ure by daily exercise. "Give about
two hours of every day to exercise,
for health must not be sacrificed to
learning," wrote Thomas Jefferson
when drafting plans for the establish-
ment of the University of Virginia.
The University Health service stands
for this daily exercise on the part of

too inclement, the exercise should be
taken out of doors. Walking is one
of the most healthful of exercises.
So important is daily outdoor exer-
cise regarded as a necessary adjunct
to the maintenance of a positive
health, that the Health service feels
constrained to urgently recommend
that provisions be made in the vari-
ous curricula of the schools of the
schools of the University for physical
education, and that all students be re-
quired to enroll in some form of daily
exercise.
ALL MICHIGAN CITIES WILL
ADOPT FAST TYIE IS BELIEF

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"Criticism of the movement for a c
new college in which the most strik-
ing feature is that the faculty is the th
corporate and legal body, seems to a
rest on the enormous assumption that, a
the executive is removed entirely from b
power," said Dr. J. E. Kirkpatrick of s
the political department, who has t:
been active in drawing up the plans p
of the proposed new college. s
"If anything his power would be in- C


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give it. a Spring Washing,
hing and Simonizing.

Present indications led state offi-
cials. to believe that every city in
Michigan will be operating on East-
ern Standard Time after April 15.
Many cities in Eastern Michigan have
already adopted the daylight saving
time system, and others will submit'
the question to the voters at the com-
ing spring election. Changing of time
during the summer months came as a
result of the war, and proved so popu-
lar that it has continued as a regular
practice in many communities.
Hitcheock-MeNamee Engaged
Announcement was made last Sat-
urday at u luncheon held at the Eng-
lish Maflin tea house of the engage-
ment of Esther Hitchcock, '21, ofWash-
ington, D. C., to Harold McNamee,
'21E, Carson City, Mich.
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If our POLICY of SERVICL
pleases you, tell others--

. s S. ARCHITECTIFE
IN ADIANCEDF FRENCH
Afrerican architecture is decidedly
superior to that of Frange, according
;o S. G. Wiener,,'20, in a letter to
Prof. Emil Lorch. After studying ar-
chitectural conditions in various parts
of Europe, Wiener traveled for some
time in Spain where he visited all
towns of architectural interest includ-
ing Madrid, Cordova, Grenada, Escor-
-ial, Seville, Barcelona, and Toledo.
H4 was especially impressed with theI
famous gardens of Seville. "Toledo,"
he said, "is a well preserved old town,
every bit of which is very pictur-
esque."
* Mr. Wiener has settled' in Paris
Mwhere he has become a member of the
Gromort and Expert Atelier. Regard-
ig French art he states that the
"moderne work" is much too "gro-
tesque" and far less impressive than
American attempts at freedom. Paris
loves novelty and always welcomes
new and liberal ideas.
Wiener believes that any graduate
could travel abroad as, the living ex-
penses are much lower than in Amer-
ica.

He would
and strategi
no one can 1
a few presie
secure and re
and formal i
and tenure.
if he were eq
a greater in
to an official
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Poster' Tryouts to M.eet
,Tryouts for poster designs for
the proposed University band
trip have been called to meet in
room 308 of the Union at 3 o'clock
Monday afternoon, March 206

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While such a pre
to Dr. Kirkpatrick,
even greater influen
he would not, as dt
the responsibility.
shared by the' comm
he presides and rul
ter, and by those V
office and maintain
Kirkpatrick pointed
would be true of e
sities as well as for
lege which has yet
'It would be a
continued Dr. Kir
incumbent, a more
honorable office as v
emic community, a
strongly for a more
ing of the universit
Community Se
"Alumni, resideul
faculty, with the ad
constitute a univ(
which is easily de
the case of the old
least, a unity which
scious apid capable
Such a community
larget share of sel:
is granted to it xc
rule' has been foun
case of cities,' and
sidered for counti
larger political unit
to consider the pr
to the state univer
sity cannot, of cor
right, the privilegec

THIS

GARRICK
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