ULLET.I N

AY, FEBRUARY 14, 1922

Number 94


ture in Shops 3 and 4:
The class rooms for Shops 3 and 4 Lectures are as given below;
Class Room 445, Tuesday, 8 and 1 o'clock, Shop 3.
Class Room 445, Thursday, 8 and 1 o'clock, Shop 3.r
Class Room 445, Saturday, 8 o'clock, Shop 3.
Class Room 432, Wednesday, 1 o'oclock, Shop 3.
Class' Room 445, Tuesday, 11 o'clock, Shop 4.
Class Room 240, Tuesday, 2 o'clock, Shop 4.
Class Room 246, Saturday, 8 o'clock, Shop 4.

Get the inside dope on Ohic
from Mike Bowerman, '23, in h
ference Contemporaries article
month's Chimes.-Adv.
After the Hop number of Chi
hale tomorrow.-Adv.
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ns for the Board of Regents:
meeting of the Board of Regents will be held Friday, Feb. 24.
>ns for the Regents, in order to be presented at that time,
ved at the President's Office before 5 p. m. Th'ursday, Feb. 16.
ations received later than this time will be presented.
M. L. BURTON.
sory Committee:
11 be a meeting of the Committee this afternoon at 4 in Dean
:e. PERKiNS BULL, Secretary.
7y:
I be no meeting of the Dental Faculty Thursday, Feb. 15.
RUSSELL W. BUNTING, Secretary.
ation, Literary Collegie:
just registering in the College of Literature, Science, and the
se who were in this College last semester but failed to file elec-
ek, may find the committee in the iRegistrar's office Tuesday,
1:30 to 3:30 p. m. This does NOT apply to changes in elec-
handed in; the days for making changes will be announced

mes on!
girl the

Dance at C. of C. It
and Sat. nights. Gener
Adv.
Drawing Instruments
second hand sets Wa
Bookstore.-Adv.

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F~ebruary Chilmes.-Adv.'

late. elections is one dollar.

ARTHUR G. HALL.

rsty of Mibigau Research Club:
he regular meeting of'the Club for February will be held in the His-
cal Laboratory Wednesday evening, Feb. 15, at 8 (Council meeting at
he program will be a symposium on the research in progress based on
pyrus colleitons of the University. Professors Kelsey, Bonner, Sand-
oak, Karpinski and Robbins will participate. Arrangements have been
for the members of the Club to'adjourn to the Library to inspect the
us collections. H. H. BARTLETT, Secretary.
oels Prize:
pplications or nominations for the Solis Prize should be in my hands
ter than Feb. 18. ALFRED H. LLOYD,
Woodrow Wilson Foundation:
ubscriptions .to the Foundation from members of the Faculties, from
nts and from others in Ann Arbor wishing to subscribe are being re-
d at University Hall 9. There has been and will be no "drive", but all
sted, who have not yet subscribed, are asked to make their subscrip-
without delay, if pssible, before Feb. 18. LFE
yo. ' ALFRED H. LLOYD.
gy Courses of Professor Brouwer:
he course in Geology 29, the Geology of the Dutch East Indies, by
ssor H. A. Brouwer, Exchange Professor from Holland, will be given
om 321G in the Science building on Tuesday and Thursday at 2 o'clock.
frst meeting will be on Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 2 o'clock. The course will
ven for two hours credit but three hours credit may be obtained by
ii arrangement. The course is primarily intended for students of geol-
rho have had the introductory courses but all who are interested will
lcome to attend the lectures.
. course of more popular lectures by Professor Brouwer upon the nat-
'eatures and the people of the Dutch East Indies will be given in tie
rsity Lecture-series. Full alnouncement of these lectures will be made
. x E. C. CASE.
Igan History Magazine, Volume 2, Number 1, January, 1918":
he Library of Harvard University has applied to the General Library
University of Michigan for this number, which we cannot supply, and
. is out of print. If any member of the University has a copy to spare,
neral Library will be glad to forward it to Cambridge.
W. W. BISHOP,Librarian.
r Students in Electrical Engineering:
. C. Bergvall of the Class of 1921 will be in Ann Arbor from the 17th
b, to the 22nd of Feb., inclusive. He will make his headquarters in
lice. I advise that you talk with Mr. Bergvall, getting first hand im-
ons of professional employment possibilities with the Westinghouse
o c & Mfg. Company. JOHN C. PARKER.
r Students of Electrical Engineering:,
on can secure, in my .office, interview blanks of the Westinghouse
ric & Mfg. Company, similar to those recently sent on by the Gpneral
ic Company. I advise that unless you have definite plans for employ-
in June each of you fill in one of these intervie blanks immediately.
JOHN C. PARKER.
man Engineers:.
'is feryimportant that every Freshman attend the Assembly on Wed-
y, at 41 a. m, Feb. 15, 1922. Col. H. W. Miller of the Drawing Depart-
will address the Freshmen on "The German Long Range Guns" that
d Paris during the late World War. C. E. WILSON,
Head Mentor Freshman Engineers.
mics lE, Engineer's Course:
Lhe quiz sections will meet as follows:
, Tu. and Th., Room 312 Engineering building.
I, Tu. and Th., Room 5 (basement) Economics building.
., U. and W., Room 340 Engineering building.
octures will be held Monday at 9 in Room 348 Engineering building.
ISADOR LUBIN.
ology Courses:
sychology 25a will meet in Room 214 N. S., M., W., F., at 11.
sychology 45 will meet Wednesday, Feb. 15, in Room P 251 N. S. at
o arrange hours.
sychology 46 will meet in Room P 476 N. S., Tu., Th., at 11.
sychology 25s will meet in Newberry Hall Auditorium Tuesday and
day at 11. HENRY F. ADAMS.
latics 76:
;udents electing Mathematics 75, Advanced Calculus, meet in Room 6,
ngineering building, Tuesday at 7 p. m. to arrange hours.
L. . ROUSE.
h 19:
irst meeting at 4'p. m. today (Tuesday), Library 303, for purpose- of
ing a class hour. J. . HANFORD.
;h,2:
r. Fries' section in English Literature 2 scheduled to meet in Room
H. at 10 o'clock Monday, Wednesday, and Friday will meet in the
Room in Newberry Hall. C. C. FRIES.
eape Design 2, Civic Improoekent and City Planning:
ill meet Tuesday and Thursdays at 11 in the Upper West Gallery of
ii Me orial Hall. H. 0. WHITTEMORE.
ntical Engineering:
Uidents enrolled in these courses will come to Room 336, Engineering
ig, Feb. 14, at 4 p. m. to arrange the hours.
F. W. PAWLOWSKI.

ry 24:
more elections in this course will be accepted, as the capacity of the
as been reached. L. 3. YOUNG.

Mathematieal Club:
A regular meeting will 'be held this
evening, at 8, in Room 401 Mason
Hall. Mr. D. K. Kazarinoff will pre-
sent "Some Focal Properties of Con-
ics and Quadrics." Members of the
Faculty and graduate students are in-
vited. W. W. DENTON,
Secretary.
Graduate English Club:
The Graduate English Club will
meet Friday, Feb. 17, in Helen New-
berry Residence at 8 p. in. sharp. Pro-
fessor Hanford will talk to the club
at .this time on "The Beginnings of
Vagabond Literature".
The Executive Committee will meet
'Wednesday, Feb. 15, in Room 301 Li-
brary at 5 p. m. Names of under-
graduates eligible for membership
should be given to the committee so
that .they can be considered at this
time. NEIL E. COOK,
President.
Romance Qlub:
The regular meeting of the Romance
Club will be held Wednesday, Feb. 15,
at 4:15 at the Michigan Union.
A. G. CANFIELD.
Phi Sigma:
There will be a regular meeting of
the Phi Sigma Society in Room Z 231,
Natural Science building, at 7:30 p.
in. on Tuesday evening, Feb. 14.
Program:
"The Evolution of Medicine"; by Dr.
Coller. C. W. CREASER,
Secretary
Handball Tournament:
The doubles event of the All-Cam-
pus Handball Tournament will start
on Monday, Feb. 27. Entry sheets are
now posted on the north, door of the
handball courts in Waterman Gymna-
sium and all entries must be signed
no later than Saturday evening, Feb.
25. Carr, Rosenman, pelly, Guen-
ther, Woods, Berman, Blauner, Se-
gal, Swartz, Scarnechia, Bowers,
Swager, Morse, Smith, W. Gehring,
Seymour, Potter, Joyce, Coleman, Cas-
ey, Heilbrunn and others interested
take notice. A silver cup will be
awarded to each of the doubles cham-
pions.
C. E. GEHRING, '23 (508-J).
Economics 1:
For all new students beginning the
study of Economics the first meeting
of the course will be on Wednesday
at 2 p. m. in the Natural Science Aud-
itorium. Note that 'this is a change
from the day (Tuesday) printed in the
annual announcement.
F. M. TAYLOR.
NOTICE
Anyone having actioh pictures
Iof last year's track or baseball
teams is requested to get in
I touch with Phillip Ringer, 1519.
These pictures are desired for
use in the Michiganensian.
Second hand Books bought and sold
at Wahr's University Bookstore.-Adv.
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