THE MICHIGAN DAILY


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WHAT'S GOING ON

SUNDAY
81 :0-Uiniversity Men's Bible class,
Upper room, Lane hall.
10:40 A. M.-Prof. Ihenry Wilder, Hiar-
vard Divinity school, speaks at Uni-
tarian church.
12 :00-Unlversity Men's Discussion]
class at Christian church.

4:80-Student Volunteers -meet In
Lane hail. 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,
Farris hall.
6.30-Congregational Student's forum.
Professor Frayer speaks.
~ItOND Y)
4 :00-1heeting of staff and tryouts for

Gargoyle in the Press. building. 7:00--Choral Union rehearsal, School
7 :04-Tarslty Mandolin club meeting. of Music.
7 :34-Meeting of Nonon club at ilch-
igan Union. Room 302. THURSDAY
7:30-Executive committee of Coin- 7 :30t-Round-Up meeting at Union.
merce club meets in room 304, Un-
ion. U-NOTICES



TUESDAY
4 :00-Choral Union tryouts, School of
Music.
4 :30Meeting of fresh dents in dental
amphitheater.

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A word about the
room you live in

All first year men who have not bad'
their physical examination and re-
ceived a measurement charC should
report to Dr. May at once at Water-
man gymnasium. Gym lockers
should be secured immediately.
'New fraternities, sororities or house
clubs on the campus are requested
to send a representative down to
the Michiganensian office at once.
See R. F. Wieneke, business man-
ager.
Prof. Woody at Grand Rapids Meet
Prof. Q. A. Woody, of the School of
Education, is spending the week end
in Grand Rapids where he is attending
a meeting of schoolmen. They will
discuss plans for a state-wide survey
of elementary schools.

Oct. 25. Tryouts for Mascpes will be held as
follows: Freshmen from 3 to 5 o'clock
Hocey racicefo clss eam IMonday afternoon in Sarah Caswell
willb eldas ollws:JunorsandAngell hall; other classes from 3 to 5
weilorsel as olows:onJuniors and o'clock Tuesday and Wednesday after-
senios at4 o'lock n Modaysandin Sarah Caswell Angell hail.
W ednesdays; sophom ores at 3 o'clock ca e n s a s b g n in c . 1 ;1 M m e s cl b m e s a 'l c
freshmen at 5 o'clock Mondays begin- Miuerclbmtsa4ocok

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your spare time, more work from your
hours of study if your room is attractive
in appearance.
This does not necessitate any great
expenditure, for the proper piece of furni-
ture, the cheerful sort of draperies and the
becoming type of rug are marked here at
prices extremely moderate.
Yaoir root is y~~tr homes;
make it comnforta!'l

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earlier this year so-
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FOR THE 'ENSIAN SHOULD BE
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AT ONCE
FOR ABOUT SIXTEEN HUNDRED SENIORS
MUST BE PHOTOGRAPHED BETWEEN
Sept. 28 and Nov. 18
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