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"And several members of the class
of 1926 went forth potless, and. then
were they unmercifully set upon, _
and when they came out from the
Huron they forevermore went forth
potted."
Beginning this week' pots are in
vogue. This latest style of collegiate
headgear includes grey caps with
black, yellow, red, or purple buttons
plastered on top designating the col-
lege in which its freshman wearer is
registered. Blacks predominate, with
yellows a good second.
Underneath each little not is a
sickly grin, as though to say, "Gosh,
but I do look conspicuous"-just as
though each individual of the few
thousand wearers were a B. M. 0. C.
already! And then passing through
Engineering Arch, and past the senior'
benches to the tune of "Take it off,"
"Put it on," "Keep it off," the frosh
goes through his morning calisthen-
ics and is weary long before history
letcure is over.
Lines of- grey file out from fresh-
man rhetoric, pause a moment in
puzzlement as to the whereabouts of
the next class,rand thennbravely
strike out towards the Union in an
effort to conceal their ignorance. The
tender way in which they fold their
cute caps, preparatory to placing
them in their pockets and entering the
building!
Listen frosh, and you shall hear the
brutal treatment your pot is bound to
go through before you may stroll the
campus underneath a fedora and be-
hind a class pipe. With the first rains
your efforts at folding will cease.
And with the fall games a few smirks
of green may findtheir waynt otthe
pale grey of frosh pots.' And then
the snows will fly and your toques
will temporarily replace thei little
"inkspots," although one or two
hardy frosh will attempt to; brave the
winter underneath the latter. And
then the spring breezes will blow,
and the birdies will sing, and even
the trees will all be GREEN, - and
then the fresh will believe them-
selves nearly Michigan men. And then
Cap Night will come, and all the
frosh, after having carefully cut lit-
tle "M" patches from their caps, will
firmly throw their pots into the blaze
JAPAN REFUSES TO LEAVE
SAKHALIN AS REQUESTED
(By the Associated Press.)
Changchun, Manchuria, Sept. 26.-
The conference between Japan, the
Chita government of the Far East re-
public of Siberia, and representatives
of the Moscow soviet government end-
ed in failure today with Japan's re-
fusal to fix a date for theevacuation
of northern Sakhalin.

and will go forth singing, "Kill the
frosh."
But, frosh, all of this is anticipatory,
it lays in the distant future and we
are concerned only with today. This
is your first day as men of '26, this
is your, first chance to observe the
ancient traditions of Alma Mater.
Here they are:-
1. Wear your pot. all the time,
everywhere, except Sundays.
2. Do not wear your pot when enter-
ing the stands of Ferry field.
3. Always take your pot off before
entering University buildings.
FORMER DEAN SPEAKS TO
STUDENTS OF PHARMACY
Dr. A. B. Stevens, of Escondido,
Cali., formerly dean of the college of
pharmacy, will address the Prescott
club at its initial meeting tomorrow
night in Room 300 of the Chemistry
building.
Doctor Stevens, who has been in
town for several weeks, is visiting Ann
Arbor friends and has been a fre-
quent vistor at the school of phar-
macy.
Rider, the pen specialist.-Adv.

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