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NEW PRESIDENT WANTS GOOD
FEELTNG BETWEEN SCHOOL
"To all Michigan men and women
wish to say that there will be inaug
urated a new era of co-operation an
good feeling especially in economi(
and 'industry between the Universil
and M. A. C.," .said Prof. David Fr
day in connection with his appoin
ment as president of the Michiga
Agricultural college, taking effei
Jan. 1, 1922. "Michigan has been
great school for over a half a cer
tury and it will continue to hold it

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PROF. DAVID FRIDAY, WHO BE
comes President of Michigan Agr
cultural College next January 1.
first, rank among the state univeri
ties of the country. I feel confidex
of the co-operation and aid of a
Michigan friends and alumni in m
work.'/

Professor Friday was first offered
the position as president on July 13.
The offer, however, did not suit Pro-
fessor Friday for he wired Gov.
Alex 'Grosbeck that he would defi-
nitely refuse to consider the position
for the coming year Then followed
a long period of ,negotiation, after
which, having considered the position
more thoroughly and seeing that ag-
riculture presents greater problems
than he first thought, he accepted.
When' questioned concerning his
policies for M. A. C., Professor Fri-
day refused to make any statement,
desiring to know more fully the prob-
lems confronting him before he dogs
so.

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EDITOR CAN USE MORE MENI
Students' Directory staff members
re busy compiling material for the
ublication, so that it may be issued
s soon as possible. Statistics are be-
ag obtained directly from the Alumni
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ation slips instead of from special
tudents' directory cards as .hereto-
Ore.
B. E. Dunlop, '23, editor, is issuing a
al for Directory tryouts, preferably
udents who can use the typewrit-
r. The Directory office is in the
re~s building.

Subscriptions for The Michi-
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Daily representatives on the
campus today or at The Daily
office in the Press Building.
Checks for unpaid subscriptions
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