THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ir News From The Other Colleges from now until Commencement. This Is an old tradition which was re- vived two years ago having been dis- contijlued during the war. Numbers and volume are relied upon to take the place of rehearsals. .^.-, IL ! ..e . i AT for University students to rious and divers kinds of iring the summer vacation come to the office of the aployment bureau, accord- Mary L. Stewart, who is in= he bureau. Many remun- itions are offered in the rd jobs for the summer o in particular appearing Ate positions, the one a sort not far from Port the other at the Univer- al station. The latter p- mtail the charge and rui- or boats and launches and mpletion of anly other odd ay arise. ple who have rooms whieb o release for next year to .o desire to work for their ard or both should notify rt before the end of the 'We already have a list of ling next fall who desire r their room or board or e would appreciate it im- those town people# who ch rooms would list them eau as soon as possible," :ewart. esent time the bureau still or some boys for odd jobs, a few board jobs for the >f the semester and also a or those who might desire the summer session. n to these the bureau is ed of boys who would be ubstitute in board jobs for o or perhaps for a week- e students serving as wait- sh for some reason to be y information concerning r jobs, jobs to be secured or concerning work of ay be obtained at the bu- office of the Dean of Stu- "IVERSITY'S MMON HEALTH est worship of God is serv- * Columbia-Freshmen, not satisfied with having discarded this year's head- gear, are planning a felt class hat to be worn by all members beginning next fall.' A meeting has been called to discuss the design and plans for the hat. Yale-Tap Day, the day on which the four Senior societies, Sku* and Bones, Scroll and Keys, Wolf's Head, and Elihu Club elect new members, was held last Thursday. On this day the men chosen were notified by a tap on the back accompanied by the words, "Go to your room." Ohio State-The war isn't over yet; at least not here! A military day was. held yesterday of the real kind which included charging infantry, firing as they advanced, machine guns, artil- lery, tanks and all the other parapher- nalia of modern warfare. Leland Stanford-The largest Junior Prom in the history of the university is the record set .by this year's junior class. A unique device in the form of a sounding board to centralize the. jazz notes and direct them at the dancers was a feature of the ball. Wisconsin-More than $45,000 has been appropriated by the university to improve Camp Randall field for next year. New cement stands and dressing rooms form a part of the im- provements which it is hoped will be finished for the first conference game next fall. Brown-Spring football practice is progressing rapidly with practically the whole squad out on the field. For- ward passing and various combina- tions for passing formations are being emphasized most-by the coach. Minnesota-The French club here claims the international baseball title. A game with the Spaniards was scheduled at 2:30 o'clock. The crowds showed up but no teams. At 3 o'clock more crowds but no teams. At _4 o'clock two French players sauntered on to the field, but still no Spaniards. At 4:05 the umpire conceded the1 umpire conceded the championship to the French by default. Cornell~-Senior sings are to be held every Tuesday and Thursday night LAST TIME TODAY 24 CLASSES TO REUNITE OVER WEEK-END OF JUNE received no further notifications as to reunions although he expects that at least 30 classes will meet at this time. The time set for the alumni reunions this year is especially advantageous and should draw out a large number of the old graduates. Friday, June 16, the day that the reunions are formally opened, is the first day of the exer- cises of the graduating class. Sat- urday is also devoted to senior class exercises and on Sunday the bacca- laureate address is made. Monday the graduates will be able to witness com- mencement.1 161 Michigan alumni from 24 different classes will gather in Ann Arbor over the week-end of June 16 to celebrate class reunions. Wilfred B. Shaw, sec- retary of the alumni association has If you want to look at anything we will be glad to show it to you. i - A I KODAK FINISHING Our prints are made on Velox. Materials that are Eastman made and meth- ods that are Eastman approved, plus the ex- perience of our experts are guaranties of fin- est quality finishing. We are not insister about your buying just because you want to look. 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