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Important Campus Events Of 1921

Dec. 10-Medical merger.
Dec. 12-Lichtenberg football man-
ager.

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Dec. 16-3-hop date announ
Dec. 16-Opera starts trip.
Jan. 4-Vick all-American.

(Continued from Tuesday's edition.)
Nov. 1-Lester made costumer for
opera.
Nov. 2-Campus theater plans.
Nov. 3-Site chosen for Clements
library.
Deans' conference prepares for
price war.
Nov. 8-Foch visits Ann Arbor.
Mortarboard Initiates.
Union Life membership drive starts.
Nov. 11-Armistice celebration.
Nov. 12-Michigan ties Wisconsin.
Nov. 15-Frost reception.
Nov. 16-Class toque day.
Nov. 18-Plan University movie.


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19-J-Hop to be reestablished.
20-Michigan beats Minnesota,
20-Sophs win fall games.
23-McCorm~ack sings.
27-Eckersall's all-conference
29-Musical clubs concert.
29-Bishop Remington speaks.
1-Twenty men football

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6-Opera opens.
6-oGebel football captain,
8-Sigma Xi elects.

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SCHOOL OF MUSIC '
RECITAL TONIGHT
Advanced students of the School
of Music will give their second re-
cital of the year at 7:30 o'clock this
evening at the school. These pro-
grams are planned with special care,
and are designed to apepal to the
general public as well as to students
and teachers of music.
The program will be as follows:
Sonata, Op. 57..........Beethoven
Alegro Assai
Ermine Hackbarth
Birthday Song ............Woodman
Theme and Variations........Proch
Esther IHollands
The Sea ..................Palmgren
Sposalizio..................Liszt
Juba Dance.... .............Dett
Minnie Huber
Concerto, No. 2, D minor......Spohr
(First Movement)
Clarence Post
Strange Lands and People;
Catch Me If You Can. ...... .Schmmn
-ibefe-- ..........Kreisler
Love Me or Not ...............Seccht
Requiem ......................Foote
Love Song .................Brahms
Richmond Gardner
Impromptu, Op. 36..........Chopin
Reftets "ans lean..........Debussy
Gordon Loud
Albumblatt .........Wagner-Wilhelm
Josephine Connable
Prelude
Vision Fugitive ..........Prokofieff
Etude
Max Ewing
WHINERY RESIGNS AS HEAD
OF DAILY EDITORIAL BOARD
Thomas 3. Whinery, '23L, who has
been acting this year in the capacity
of chairman of the Daily Editorial
board, has resigned his position to
take up work with the Michigan Law
Review. L. Armstrong Kern, '22, will
take Whinery's place with The Daily.
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