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DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN'
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notie tu all memnbers of
the University. Copy received by tl a Assistant to the uesident until
3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mi. Satuirdays
Volume iii W'k)N ESI)AY, MARCII 4, 1925 N1ulmber 11l
To the Senate Council:
There will be a special meeting of the Senate Council Wednesday,
M~arch 4, at 4:15 P. M. in the President's office.
F. I:. Rob~bins, Secretary.
College of 1teiriture, Science, and the Arts:
All X's and Incoinpletes must be made upl by Mond~ay, March 9th. Un-
less an extension of time has been granted by the Administrative Board, a
grade of (- 1: point) will be recorded.
iflaii A. HIughes, Assistant Registrar.
M1embers of Admiiinistrative Board, College of Literature, Science, and tie
Arts:
There will be a meeting of the Administrative Board Wednesday, March
4, at 7:30 in Dean Eftfnger's office. It 1. lluinphrirys.
Freshmnen IEngineers :
The regular weekly assembly will be held Wednesday, March 4, in Room
348 Engineering Building at 11:00. Captain Bricker will talk: to the class.
Your attention is called to the fact that two mentor cardls for each subject
you are taking are due at this tim-e. If cards have not been filled out that
should be attended to at once. J. C. Brier.

THE MICHIGAN DAILY
fr Edlucalion 'school Mcii ::
Wagner and Company on Stat e :1 ref is nlow ready to pleasure senior
for canes to b~e carriedl later in the year. WVill nien ldeseorder~ their;
s at their ('arli(Pst 1possiblecov'l1 ~Oliece so t) Ihat engra ving pmay be a r-
;ed for andl to avoid any elevout !m hour rush.
I Rs.sell P'. Briumhau h, Chairmn of Caine ('em.


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in this eol.iia mfist i ,..~w. :VO I4I rQ a il('liri holdis re.
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t) po~u~e before 4 boa rE I aEItlie chiii'chl.
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Graduate Students in Education:
The next meeting of the educational conference of graduate students
in Education will be held Wednesday, March 4, at 7 P. M. in the offices of
the School of Education, Tappan Hll.
All members of the staff and graduate students are expected to be
present. Clifford Woody.
Political science 31, Afake-p Final Examination:
Those who were absent from the final examination in this course last
semester may take the make-up examination, Saturday, March 7, at :f A. M.,
2035 Angell Hall.
J. S. Iteve.
J. I..Ilayden.
Psyche ogy 31:
A make-up exam will be given for those who were absent from the final
exam, last semester. March 5th-1:30 P. M. Room 12 N. S.
F. L. Diiimik.
P'sychiology 10, Metal M1eaureents:
Class will meet this week at 4:30 Wednesday instead of on Thursday.
C. E. Rgsdale.
Botaniclal Seminar:
The Botanical Seminar will meet Wednesday, March 4, at 4:30 :8173
N. S. Building. Paper by Frieda Cobb Blanchard-'The genetic constitution
of Oenothera pratincola and somec of its mnutatios."
IS. 1. Dais.
U'nivcrsity of 3Michigan Sain:
Regular rehearsal tonight. All mcnoels of the bad must be in theirI
seats by 7:10 o'clock at the Band hal. Robert V. Halse~y, 1. 11.
Naval lReservists:
The University Unit will meet at 7:30 P. M. Wednesday, March 4th, in
RI. . T. C. Drill Hal. 14. L. C. Lever.
Mili1tary Ball:
Trhere will be a nieeting of the Military Ball Committee in Room 302 of
the Michigan Union Wednesday 7:15 P. M.
31110Oipan, , (lairal.
Internationial Night:
- inal rehearsal Wednesday, March 4, 7 P. NT. in Hill Auditorium.
Ierk Van Osesbrggen, Genera Ciaumni
P~il sigma.:
A meeting for nomination of members will be held Wednesday, March
4, at 7:30 in Room Z 242 N. S. Prof. H. B. Lewis will speak on "T.lhe Individ-
ual and the Species as Problems of Chemistry." Ii. C. liustr.
4Imciwooil Eddy t o Speak Tfonght:
Sherwood Eddy, world traveler and student lecturer, will s;peak on
European conditions tonight in the Natural Science Auditorium at s o'cloc.
The public is invited. There will be no admission charged.
Tyler W. Stevens, Chairman o Studet Friendship Fund.
KODAK THE TEAM
Batter up! That's the signal to swing your Kodak
into action. Soon you'll have Kodak pictures of the "Var-
sity" that 'you'll prize-always.
The Kodak you want is waiting at our
Kodak counter. Come in and pick yours
out. Kodaks are pricd as low as $6.50
up.
Calkins.wFetcher Drug Co.

t 4'~ a"¢i:00)--O1 emm'ose in Co'msg'a"
S tional church parlors.
:00--Senior Women('1 Ilevin on
105 Angell h1 all. l ' 11(sa
jLane ball.
G 4:15--senate Coumciil irs'e E :inll're' i-
(lent's office.
1 iS-Professor Linldmay Speak s inl
r'tomi 1041, new 'hy tics buihbng-.
E 4:0-Fr~cda Blanchard s peaX s In
room B-1 73, N. S. buildinng.
6 :00--Syim ;diolnic I~ealnae holds ball
quet at Union.
7 :%0-Educat ional Iconf~ererce of tgra-,i.
uate students in Education held in
Trappan hail.
7 :01-I niernat jonah ?sight finail re. f
hearsal held in H]ill audit orium.
7: 10-L niversily Band lholds irehcaarsalf
in the band hall.
7 :15-ilitary Bail (oiIait tee jmels
in room 302, Union.l
7 :10-P'rofessor 1Lei speaks in i
S room Z-242, N. S. b)uiling. a ;I i
7 :30--Professor Ely speaks a h
St. Andrews church.Y
17r0- hi~e Kt orCleeiof Literature, Science anid 1he Arts
meets in Dean E'flinger's office.
7 :30--31ortaarboa rd mecets at 102~
Chu rchi.
7 :130--Profess ;r Hayden speaks illM
room 214, University high school.
7 :30--Naval Ileservists medt in It. 0.
T. C. drill hall.
8 :09--Sherivood Edd4y spedahs on l E a
ropean conditions in N. S. audit or-a
ium.
x;:00-TI'heta s igni a meets at t he Eap.
' a Alpha Theta hiouse. ,
Don't delay-Pay your Subscription
today.

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7 . ('--hrtIian ;'-,eu1ce society tInmed s
at Lane hall. fA5 # <
S:3-( i'tae'1ieM-amadlled t'e~fs Oil1 ' , °4
"TwenityvYe:ivs in Costa Rica" ill
1'02i 2 'x, 'la ppan hall.
t1II 1 .ii ' NOI'VE 3 I
Thetn~liter will receive mausciript s
for tefn'~liar essay contestIfor'
which a tenl dollars prate is offered.,
until Mltarch 10 at the Press build- x , Li
in,:; when they will be forwardted
to Christopher Morley. who is to
jud]ge t'.emn. If manuscript is to be :. t
rAturned a self addressed. stamped
eiiveio)e shouild be enclosed. I I)r. L eland G. lo vard,4ChiefIot the
--- bureau 01 en tornolo'y, is leadling the
"'Clarence,''In I Booth Tarkington, t departmenitof zagricuiltur':5fight con
will be rea(d at the meeting of the four lhordes; oi' insects5 now doing ili
T uesdy afternoon dIramatic sec'tion of lions in (lilonge to U . S. crops. The
the I+aculty Women's club at 2:30 o'- fo)ur scourges are hfit boll weevil.
clock today at the homne of Mrs. .. U. gypsy miot h, 1 sr opean corn borer, and;
!Markley, 1316 Geddes. Japanese beetlec.
Ithica, N. Y., Mar. 3.--Six students Lansisag, 11X1i., l1jlar. i>.- WhipinigI
hav e been (dropp~ed from Cornell uni-1 posts as a forth of punishmtent for
versity b~ecause of conduct detriment- criminals m~ay hW rccomen(Ied to the
al to the University's welfare. Legislature in a bill.

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