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a the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
y. Copy received until f%: 0 D. m. (11:.30 a. M. Saturday.)
FRIDAY, MAY 11, 19'3 lumber 161

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rlie iUiversity Senate:
The fourth regular meeting of the ljniversity Senate for the year
.922-4523 will be held in Room, C, Law Building, on the evening of Mon-
ay, May 14, at 8 o'clock.
The order of busj~rigss will include:
1. Annual report of tho Board in Control of S~ident Publications.
2. Report of Deans' Conference on the uase and misuse of keys of
iniversity buidings.
3. Election of Secretary for the year 192:.3924.
JOHN W.' BRADSHAW.
Secretary of the Senate.
beau's Advisory Comittee, College of Literature., Sciencee and the Arts:
The Dlan's Advisory Committee is asked to meet next Friday, May 11t0,
t 4 P. M. in the Dean's office. JOHN R. EFFINGER.
enlors:
Mr. Robert Wieneke, '22, will be in Doom 302, Miichigan Union, all
ay Friday, May 11, to interview men interested in" the business training
:ourse in non-technical subjects :conducted by the General Electric Conn
any of Schenectady, N. Y.
F. E. ROI3BINS.
:'feld Exentin Glacial Geology 23, Saturday, May 12:.
Students can take the special .car at the corner 'of State and Packard
t 8 A. M. Take the aap in the Ann Arbor Folio showing moraines and
alie beacbes. Will return at noon. FRANK LEV9RETT.
jlwecion IfjIp to D)etroit, 31oiiday,3Ny 14,: VJ23 (For Students Taking
utomoUbtle eng Lieering ceourses).:
Including-
9:30 A. 11. (1) 'Trip thru Ford Highland Park Plant.
1:30 P. 1h. (2) Trip thiru Packard Motor Co.
Directionls
(1) Leave Ann Arbor on 7:0 A. M. interurban Car. "Cha.ange
from Interurban to Grand Belt city car to Woodward car. Arrive at
Ford muain office at about 9:30. Inspection trip with special guides.
Sh~uld .IDave plant about.12 .noon.
(2) flake Woodward car down town.
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(3) TA e Gratiot car to Mt. Elliott; change to north bound Harper
car; stop at West. Grand Blvd. Walk two blocks east to Packard'main
office.
Note: Ther'e will be no meeting- of M. E. 29 on Monday;i May 14. Be
(,"' ain to notify your instructor if you expect to go. Those who
atuswer t roll call on trips will be' excused for the day at the sat"..
Dean's office. W.. E.- LAY. .
o Grmdut Students 1Majorig inEthic tici:
In acco once with the Minimal Ritquirements for candidates for the .
octor's degree who imajor in Education, as *stated in the Announcement
if the School gf Education on pages 33-'i4, preliminary written examina-
ions will be held in Room 105, Tappan Hall, on the °following schedule:
Monday,; 1ay-21, 9 A. M.; History and Principles of Education
Monday; AMay 21, 2 P. M., Edlucatiolpal Adlministration
Tuesday, May 22, 9 A. M., Secondary Edufcation
Tuesday, MaUy 22, 2 P.' M., 'Elementary Edlucatao
Wednesday, INUy.23,, 9 A. M., Educational Psychology
Wednesday, IMay 23, 2 P. M., Edlucational and Mental Tests
Thuirsday, M ay 24, 9 'A. M., Vocational Education
Thursday, Maty 24, 2 P1. M., Ficeld of Specializatl6~
GUY M. W IIPPLi',
Chaifiman, Conmittee' on Gra tuatp Study.

MenPtal Testinig, Ediw itionT-i :
Students wvho have been absentt from any quiz during the course may
take the make-uip quiz Monday, May 14, at 5 P. M'. Report at 106 Tappan
Hall. No other opportunity will be given for a 'miake--up' during the
Cour'se. G. XM. 1IIIPPLE.
tkiiuson 4Oratoricl ol eti
} Contestants will discuss "Student Character for World Citizenship,
Moral and Spiritual" at 2 o'clock, in University 1-all The public is cor-
dially invited. J. K.' DUNN\,
Local Contests
The senior play-reading. committee chargeol with s lecting the play
for next years production has placed copies, of the plays under considera-
tion on reference in the Upper Reading Rooin of the Library. All mem)-
bers of Masqlues are urged to read these plays within the next week, as.
the play is to be announced at the final meeting, May 24.
1 ~J. RALIGH NE tL.SON.
Read The Daily "Classified" Columns

IY INITIA11ION 1WEI)IES_ Y
Quaterec hoorry a ineen"TH-E HOIME OFB1
griieri;r gsociety. initiatied live me:n
We'dllesday. Th'le inuiiates aire 11 der'
1..Liid, '2-11;, ilson AI'. Cameron. ! X e Clean .and Bloc]
'h;~, latsingo IHakusul, Spec., 1-lowardS
7.1 Biggs, '24I., and Wray W. Rawzvl- ' X J ,o u ll i nd o u
ings, '244h. The public initiation bje- = jl ~i II u
gan in the afternoon at the engineer- I
ing arch.ial 'd e
The initiation banquet was held alaknd ,ex e
W(jl, s cafe. Prof. Edwi ard M'. Bragg,;- C
of the czrmgbecrn; school, gave the . 15 -.
adesfor th1e facul.y menbers, v ic-s ~ 1 5 8i
tor P. Jahn, '2>,*, spoke in baehalf'cof
thne active mcamber-,, and Walker Lind = The Ann Arbor Hat Cleani,
soE Ic Jc or the iitite s.
Just call 960O. when you have a 1.
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mer, riding at Ann Arbor.; Make the most of your time. The' roads
are in fine condition, Mullison's horses are as fine as ever, and the T.
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