MAG~I EIGHT
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
W P.IDN SDAY , i URY 21,192 ''5
DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN'
Publication to the Bulletin is constructive notice t, all menbers of
the University.. Copy received by the Assistant to th Peident until
3:30 p.Inl. (11:30 . m. Saturday
Volumie 5 IEI)ESI)AY, JANUARY -1, 19.5 Numer S
Exseeutive Board, Grauate selkol:
There will be a meeting of the Executive Board of the Graduate _School
on WNednesday, January 21, at 4:00 P. M.
A. H. Lloyd.
Mteniiers of the Adjntinlsratlve Board, College of Literature, Science and the
Arts:
There will be a meeting of the Administrative Board on Wednesday,
January 21, at 4:10 in Dean iffinger's office.
Courses in thle Summer Session:
The Abridged Announcement for the Summer Session of 1925 will be
red for distribution In theregistration,.ofices of the various schools and
colleges on Saturday, January 24. The Announcement will contain a list of
the courses to be given next summer. Students planning to attend the
Summer Session are advised to consult this Announcement before filin,
their elections for the second semester.
Peitions For FExtra Hans:
Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors are limted to a maximum of sixten
]tours. If for any valid reason extra hours are desired, students must apply
toethe Committee for permission to elect'them. Special blanks are provied
for that purpose. The long elections card (even 'when 0. K'd by an advisr)
is not a Petition and does not constitute permission eo elect the extra hours.
Petitions must be handed in at the,'same time with the elections and should
show the whole program of proposed courses.
Frewhizen'taking Military Science may elect sixteen hours without spe-
cial permission. AllOther Freshmen are limited to fifteen hours, and a
Petition is required if more are desired.
Read careully the 'ules governing the matter . They are printed on
the back of the special blank.
J. W. Seboll, Calrnuu, Extra Hours (onitee.
CoLiege of 1 harniacy Students:
Allt students of the College of Pharmacy should make their second
semester election of ,.oursed today or tomorrow in Room 20 Chemistry
Bulding. fflV; hours 9-12-and 1:30-5.
C. C. Glover, Secretary.
freshmen JEifgneering t7 i :"
The regular weekly assembly will be held Wednesday, January 21, at
11.:00 in Jom , 48 pgineering Building. Dean M. E. Cooley will speak to
the class;. ,k,.V, J. C. Brier, Mentor.
Electrical Engineers:
Four reels of, film will Ile shown in the Natural Science Auditorium
Wednesday, Jan.,21, at"4 P.IX!.under the auspices of the A. 1. E.E. Tlhese
films will depict the eoa~slruction of the Panama Canal and the generation
of electricity, from water po-,Ver,, The pictures will be non-technical and the
public is invited. A snarl A. I. E. E. business meeting will follow.
J. B. Johnson, Publicity (lin.
Seniors and +raduate Stu4#ti o Educaton:
Opportunity vwiI l Rii'en ~iext semester for a very limited number of
superior students to d g t~ice teahihg; in Detroit and possibly in Flint.
To do so, students w il i~ed o keep one day per week entirely open for the
work. Those succetully' con eig the assignments will stand in line
for permanent posi1,ih s il the beroit or Flint school systems. Any inter-
ested in avaling themselves of 'this 'opportunity should consult mie in room
106 Tappan Hall, Wednesday, January 21, between 2 and 4 P. All
C. 0. Davis, Chairman of file onnite.
Cange of Course, Secondar~y Education:'
Secondary- Education, 820 scheduled for Monday, Wednesday, and Fri-
dlay at 9:00 o'clock to be conducted by Professor Moehian will not be given
next semester. C' 0. 'lb1S
P'ermtissIonl to Elect Courses In Plahy Prouctio:
Those who wish to make appliation for permission to elect any i th
fllowing courses in Public Speakng, "The Art of Acting," "Stagecraft,"
"Play Production" or "Play Direction," May consult with me on Thursday,
January 22, from I to 5, Friday, January 23, from 1 to 2 and 4 to 5, and Mon-
day, January 26, from 3 to 5 in the ofice at the south end of the stage in
U.nverety Nall. R. >. T. }llliser.
To All $tudenfs In iraiing In the College of Engieering:
All1 loas must be removed from the lockers in the drawing roois on
the fourth,r-Aoor of'the WV4est Engineering lbuilding by Saturday, January 31.
After tlii1datp al locks" will e removed by methods which neessrily
will destroy them. H. W M11ler.
Publice pahjug :11:
Mr. Crocker's and my classes will meet in Lane H-all at 7 W-oc(:on1
1 ednesday evening. The classes will deliver Robert J1. Burdette's "Rise and1
Fall of the Mustache." C'arl (. Branidt.
Jiliwdoric Iussnietors:
Instructors in Fr-eshmn I Retoric will please 10001 ini loom 3231, ig:'11
iI all, at 4 o'clock , Friday, January 23.
The Nursery Section of t he Faculty Women's Club will meet at the
Club II ou 52 at 3::0 1' .L.Frday, Ja inary 23rd. Brm. Curtis,'I 1ead( of the
Science Departmnent of the U'niversit y I-igh School will speak on ''Somse
lBegiinnings in Science for You ng Children." All mothers enrolled in the
An a rbor Branchl of the Merrill- Palmer School are invited.
:laybeleIt. VWhitney, ('ha iriiian.
F~ a il cif 11 rectors ; Women's League:
The next regular meeting of the Board of Directors will be held on Fri-
(ay, January 23, at 4 o'clock in Blarbour Gymnasium, insteadl of Saturday
morning, as previously announcedl. It is necessary that all members be
pr et:ent this meeting.
('haclot t . ,Bl3a:.rdon, lPresident car inhe Womenk's Le, gne.
Simming lP4o~o Notie:
Fraternities having unso~ d sx, mmnIbooks and not turning thern in at the
boothI in tle 1 Uion I oIby hot wcci 23a ml 4 P. A1. WednesdIay will be expected
! to pay for them. Ha trold L. HIale, Treasurer.
Uihc..~t y of MichiganiBaud:
There will he no r-heai-sal tonight on account of the nearness of' ex-
aminations. All mnembers 'of' It. 0. 0. C. will meet Friday, JIanuary 23, 1925,
at 12:45 at Rentschler's Atudio for the 'Ensian picture.
Sponsors Move
NI e~icO ('BY, 1a.2.
The (depart-
I :t; ).4 :011
Aarsity Glee 4.lub])I ryoii s
for the ("licao ("'on test, club'sinl lr.
i a rmison 'Soffi ce.
U nion.
7 .:30- I rsil y Irach 1tc1 icS ill
room 3 18, union.
organization <appe t aing int e I 1t_..
M ichligaesian mstL y aid for.
jits space and have it s pictue :kc
Ibefore Feb. 1, 1925. 'There w:ill be
no extension (9' time.
lauscripts for tlhe 1Fcbr'uary issue of.
nieat of the interior has ordlered1.ir,~
ini iat ion of ialIs torfueto per-
in it foVi.41m'i I aente'r Mexic-o with-
PA'l'RION1ZE DAILY ADVERTISERS
Tlhe
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tion
Inlandter xGrill be readt until Fecb.
Alanuscript 5 of every (lescrip-
are a('cept<:ble.
Arthur .3I. Smith, igr.
xr'k ty4 tr]ee (hh:
Try-outs for thme 'hicago C'ontest Club will be held in my office today
fronm 5 to C andl fromn 7 to ~ tomorrow from 4 to G.
Theodore Harrison.
Phi Be a >;appa :
A. im~prtant mneeting of the Faculty Members of Phi Beta Kappa will
1: (=1_I iii Room 205 Mason hall on Friday, January 23rd, at 4:15 o'clock.
J. It. II o(ges, Secretary.
L3 Iancal ,Sminar:_
i3 otanical Seminar meets WdInesday January 21, at 4:30, B173 N. S.
I1'lg. P-mper by Prof. Philip B. Hadley-'Tacteri op Iiage."
B. It. Davis.
Ba soiain s pno o oe
mettrraiea nenlinlht
asoiIin ~ e:~-U u 0!va
I bon tothe ega affbs ad iner4
pondeA. C'r naupresidetfthe Ohi
oarcasociatein, i sponsorofaisoue-
men1t :0-roshn eniner met in r
1associ-ain. HeDe--; ,Shag1,o vasa
naichnan eainsnf thie atoSped
1 oie :to)S:40 ap4par in 1thiscoun mslta
b:eet ive boar the Dalyofiej
o'lc :0- ord ein Ctrol14yofisuent
Publicato~ nimeesiPess build-m
ing.
4 1:005:0-- 1 . .prc.oisct Pi ani Ca-
turl SciednCaudtoum. udet
4:10(-1Literary col lefze a dmninistratlive
hoar d meet.:,in Dean ffingei i -r's of-
HiAVE YOU SilSCW lIE) Y ETT
CLOTHES FOR THE COYLEGi MAN
the ULSTER
c4 BIG, Lull cut, rugged
1 coat to ward off Winter
1blasts. The rich woolens,
both imported arnd domes-
tic, endow them with dis-
tinction as well as comfort.
$3950®toX4950
NAT LUXENBERG O BROS.
841 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
1 ~Next sbooxving at
SCampums BootvrY. 304 S. State]
January 26th and 27th
Omn style memo. book sent free on request
Dance in a
jJacobson's
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'and you
Dance
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seem almost
to Dance
of themselves.
Phi Lambda Theta will meet at
vers ity -11gh School. Prof. Wilbertl
will speak on "The Reorganizationc
7:45 o'clock tonight in Room 214, Uni-
L. Carr' of the University High School
of Latin in the Secondary Schools."
Muriel Fox, Presidenut.
The regutlar weekly meeting of the University Unit will be held Wednes-
'd*1y, --;January 21st, at 7:30 P. M. in the It. 0. T. C. Drill Hail.
Lt. I, C. Leever.
Quadrangle:
In place of the paper previously announcedl for this evening, Proi'essor
Carriti will readl one entitled '"A Misjudged Poet.''
G. P. Henry.
Alpha1Delta s igrna:
Mlichiganonsian pictuare will 1)e taken Wednesday at Speddings at 12:00
noon. Donal d Fredericks, President.
Rescarc~i(li it)
TIhe January mleet ing of the Research Club will 1)e held on Wednesday,
.Tanuary 21st, at h P. . in the Historical Lahocratory. The following papers
will bo presented:
"A chenujeul theory or remanent magne'ti m" by Professor P, ID.
Cam pbl~I.
'''Phe first edition of Crons on the law~x of war and Pea(ce" by Professor
J. S. Reeves.
The C'ouncil xxwill m'e21 at 7:1 5 1P. A.
Tr. 11. hfi idebluudl, Secretary.
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FR.AT'IN I'IESSORORITlIES;
CONNIE'S
CHICAGO
pNot W/Vhether You Shall r
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PNORTI-l\ESTL"RN I
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-t:.0 - Botanicaul se Rlmir meets in
room B-1.73, Natural Science build-1 AT !J
ing. _______________
.:0(:f '-V1.r,4ity (CIeac'? t ryouts I j
for the Chi cag;o Contest 'dub in Mr. j G n Goldkette's Orchestrac
Har rison's office. 011 nL 7G n f eri n
7 :0t0 S:tH)- V arsify +G.Vee ('club tryouts o
for the Chicago Contest cl'l n L~'
I arrison 's office. Benson Orchiestra o hcg
7 :15- )It. (lemencis clubl nwuets ilroom i Chicagoa
"16 of Union. - ilPa
dr 44 il l~riwtte llluIt..0.1 Syncopation That Has Been Vic'tor-S8
7. :-- x m r e' et lFmiu.for Years
'7::- I ~ci--one 's Eii atimu club matel s -N
Sin room 214, University High
'school. I-
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tomica 1 lahom~i-,0e v. iIYwzsv
''Playboy of the W,.esi evn \World,'' in A',
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AoRATED hbear them.,
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