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nettuettve notice to all meiidbm at

and Mrs. Burton will be at home from 4 to 6 o'clock
r1, instead of Wednesday, May 16, as previously ali-
tMhrs. Gustav Holst and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stock
in. receiving. 'A new composition by Mr. H1olst 'will be
of artists from the Chicago Orchestra, at 4:30, and ti1l1

change of date.

.o will be a conferencee of the Deans on Vvetl1iesday, MAY. 16, al
e Board, Graduate School:
-e will be a meeting of the Executive Board of the Graduate school
Eday; May 16, at 4:10p. tm. A. H. LLOYD,.
Vol, Order of the Coif:
annual publid addres, under the auspices' of thb Order of the
libe given by the Lion. Rousseau A. Burch, Justice of the Supremne
aaSs, on Thursday, May 17, at 4:1;; p. m., in Room B of the
:dig. Subject: "Progress and the ,Law." The University public and
bers' of the local Bar Association are cordially invited to attend:.
R 'NRY M. BITES Deatn .
aoy(SmeCoren etep tutlepts, expecting to take the course in field geologyare, re-
-o meet in)Room G- 321 of the Natural Science Building at it p.' mu.,
E, M;v 1th. Important instructions, will, bo given at this time.
G.M. EHLAERS.
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ceremony for today will be a Regimental Para~e. Companies will
ouelta U dl. 0T. C. Headquarters at. 4:00 p. m.,
JOHN A.' BROOKS. JR.,
MaJor, Cr4.,
fo lowing lectures will, be given, by Professor C. E. "MeClung of
trity of F ennsy1'9ania:
15; '4,15 p, in., Room 214 N. S., ""The Chromnosomes in' Relationi
15, 8:4 p. m., N. S. Auditorium,'"The Ifnity of Life,"
t6,,'4:15 p. m., Room 214 N. S.,'-'The Chromosomes in Relatlon to
afternoon lectures are semi-technical 'andl will be of specisa
to ,e pzvancsed students of biology, but the' evening lecture it
ml1ar patur~e and of interest to the' public who are -cordially
- A." F'RA.NLIN 8HtTLL.
,rtiir . 1Rowland, Educational Director of the Milwaukee' ElectriC
kbd. ht Company will be in Room 274, Engineering Building, all
eda1, May 16, and part of Thursday, 'May 17, for the. purpose of*
irig t~gf whlo might be interested in taking up employment for
le k,~ith~ the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Lidght Company. 14t
tr'o'or, three men. JOSEPHIH. ,CANN~ON.
have, not yet filled out and turneAd in the q~uestionnaire prepared
)innittee ote the Study of Engineering Education which was 815'
to hls~e in attendan~ce at the Class Assembly Tuesday zporung
e 4lo ,sq withiin the next three or,four days. It :ia highl.y impos-
e eenipdittee tbott the class information should be made as: conipitte
1.' It is therefore urgently requested that every senior -engineer
1 of ,in,' attendance at the. Assembly will get a' blank at mIy office
i .4once. This requst is, made to all members. rated as seniors
.e pear 1922-23, whether graduating. in June or not.
W. C. HOAD,
Class Mentor.
>to fol mmbers their families 'and, guests on lWednesday' eve-
r16, in the Club Room, after the concert.

at 4:15, Rt~om 200 South Wing. (Note change of rooms from that announccdt' ! 6:3t-ntulatiom banqunet of the Order! j11
'yeeterday). ofCoi in room 319 of the Union. -
Prgrai: Mr. N. S. Bement. 'IThe't'ransition Period In, Bazae's Work and 7 :1-$ocledad H. ilsaica uiuneting ii 2
hie Actual Rate of his Production.' A. (C. CANIELDJ. roon. 20 of University hal'.
________________7 :15- - hi 1a- Epsilon mcing Ii
room 1302 o th Union. -
Soecondary Education No. 1 and No. 102: .."i-eoidMyFsi~dcuetI
Boutth iese isections will meet as usual on Wednesday, May 16th. Hil auditorium.
C. 0. DAVIS. 1SO-ir~a eei~ oil et
panI:h 2,:00 Section: _
* Tlfis' section will positively Meet at 74:00 in Room 109 Tappan I-al. tJOTIC ES_
beginnzing yThursdiay, May 17. N. W. EDDY. Students who want Jobs thissumme ,
IShould apply to the employmnt
Jnjvemsfty of Mlchlgau' Band: -bureau in IfyiverSty hll.
Outdoor Conet xBandstand in front of Medical School-7 :00 p. in, r Jalb will be Il roomli.3) 14 ofte
WednteSday.° Racks--March books. Due to lack, of quorum last week Union from 2 to 7 o'clock tomorow'
lcit held invalid. Elections will be held at this formation. Also at 7:30 tomorrow G. NW. Noton~
By authority of the .Director. CARLETON B. PEIRCE, will be in room 306 of the Union. 2
Manaer.Senors shoued call for their ball tick 2
k Manager. ets ' now. Horace McKnight, 1617 ..
- I Washtenaw has them. He has also
Ooin tUnlonn 1JsherL: a fewn unsold tickets left..
:Report at t,:00 p. in. sharp for assignments. Ten French lithographic posters have
W. C. HOLLAN'DS. t been placed on display in the lower2
____________ corridor of the Library where they
t~taute English Club: will remrain, for the remainder of the2
h~ Graduate English Club will meet at the Newberry Residence Monday Liereyfl..c tc eusedt a
eoeing, May 21, at 8:00 o'clock. Paul Mueschke will speak on "Some .:hi us toc.Th ls a
A jets of .Hege's ,Influence in Shakessperlan Criticism." several assessments to meet imed-
Election-of officers for next year will also be held. iately and sufficient funds are lack- E
4. II. WAL.TO, Sec. fug Send $1 to K. Mrgarde, 41
1 Thompson street.
Gcrrwftsiien: f Whimsies requests manuscripts for
TM. degree team of the Craftsmen will go to Highland Park on Thurs- th.a.sueb etina ona
dadufts~a~o~~nmay 17. 'Arrangements will be made to leave at 3:00 po. in. possible and not later than tomor--
1ri 4 t~tel~t. . J. . HOSRUP, At ex ibition of tne Birch Burdetto
President. Long competition sketches, loaned"
V to the architectural college by "Pen-
I l.tersmClub Officers: cil Points," is now being shown in
y'There will be a meeting of the officers elected for the coming year j the glazed case in the architctural 2
t~get i th the retiring officers at 1:00 p. m. today in Room 205 Mason crridor, main for, Engineering i
building.
i~a~l. .STACY R. BLACK, I
Pres. int-thational water color exhibit unf-
der auspices of Ann Arbor Art as-
-* ", 'sociation in west gallery of Alumni
' ____________ 6:30-Triangle dinner In room 321 of Memorial hill until May 20. Admns-2
the Union. ISion 25 cents to all non-members of
,. Q }f.+ / N t ON j 6 :30-Sphix dinner In room 302 of the the association.
1 J V1 ltV4;s Union. An international exhibition of water
7 :60-Fr:4lmman Gle cub umeeting li colors, including works of the lead -
Lane hall. ing French, German, 'English, Nor
1CO'. iUE-Co y for this column shouldi 7 :V-Salesnmanslpl club meeting to wegian, Russian, Japanese and Am-2
I ' be ultWe by 310 o'lock, ofj room 306 of the Union. erican artists is open to the Festival t
the daT before publlcatlon. 7:1l-,Forestry club, meeting In roomI visitors from 1:30 to 5 o'clock in
214 of Natural Science building. west gallery, Alumni Memorial hall.
1'PEJINtESDAY 17 :15-Chwaber of Commerce meet. This exhibition is held under the au-2
;10- tilt, guild" breakfast hike.s ing in roam 302 of the Union. pcso h n ro r so
1;t at theild house.7:( .0-Michigan I I niust pay theresdiploma feation.
~00.ofrneo h en.elation meeting in student activity Snosnuf a hi iliafe
sZ-Rotai club l hcheon in (Cham-y. room, third floor of the Union.atheofcoiherauerfte
V.:3-esarhclub meeting In hsto- University at any time until 4 o'-
I g0 -I'etpt~g of the oficers-let andc logical laboratory of the Medicel clock Tiuesday aftrnoon, May 22. 1
a'th, retiring offices bo' t~e 1Playr s'' building.
cllub in dro 205 of Mason hall. 7:30 -A. 1. C. E. meeting In room 316 Union Gets Alumni Portraits
OOAudoo 'socity meeting IV' of the Union. Nearly all of the portraits of prom- I
'a'uditoriunia of Alumni Mem'orial hall., 7:30-RepublIcan club meeting in room1 inent men which the Union is soon to2
1: x30-3-- BS wionhdisplxy lit assem-" 304 of the Union., hang in the halls of the Union have;2
w l l O l of the Union, for m an and 0 u obom fsociety m ei g I h e n s c r d y t e r c r i g s c e
ree dingheroon.of the Uir.taY.s Appoximately r20 photogaphs
4 t0~-~9.T. C. baud practice In :0-is of May Festival oncertsillb lcdi h no al c
the Uenion g i il udtrim cordningto sthe present plans of the2
sl('-Romtiiwe club' nmeeting in roont. om~te.'2
3,0 'fthe Union. la.I1:0SaeTHURSD)AY -I2
4t10.-6xd00pn house nHsrebl.:0Sae Audobon society business .nonewrig
441t--'lketn'e try Prof. . E. Acclng meeting in reading room of the TUn- Anoneethsbe1aeo h
l* i4000, u214 of ;the Natural Science io.1
buildintg. 21- °°u fclylnceni 4 marriage of Paul Schalm, '23, to Miss 2
4i h30-Tr~gle meeting in room . 3Wl of I vato dining room of the Union. Olive Smith of Plainwell on Friday v- C
the ~nio. I12:15r-L3aw faclty Inuchecon in room ening at the home'o Mrs. L. IV. Met-'2
32 a t-4~*rint dnnrintooer.1 I323 o;thlnion. calf, 207'N. Division St. Rev.' Lloyd
f the~ Union. 2 t:0--Stato Audobon society neetingi Wallick performed the ceremony.' 2
TQ~AT I~ '91" DAY.in auditoiiumno Alumni Memorial {8~DY
xUA B'GXbDY all. Open to all. b TODAY I A"DY
Toryism in American Colleoe Government-
By DR. J. E. KIRKPATRICK.r s
IA brief stitdy of thte coilstitutional development of the American college and university. It takes2
note of the British character of the organization provided for the two oldest colleges, Hlarvar'd and WiI
Ram and ?Mary, their corporations being controlled by resident officers and teachers. It notes also the -
1 forces wll'Cll finally overthrew faculty .rule, gave Yale from the first a non-resident government an" Iv
clianged entirely the form and theory of the acadlemec constitution. It undertakes to show also how the =12
principle and practice of a.non-resident lay government has developed the American college presiden-
talfic.2
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