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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1929

DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until
3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten.
Volume VII WEDl)ESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 19,6 Numnber 67
University Women:
I wish to remind any girls who are planning t'o move in the middle of
the year of the following rules'contained in the House Regulations: "At
the end of the -first semester a student may go to a dormitory or sorority
house without filling her room if she gives notice of her intention four
weeks before the beginning of the second semester.
Notice of here intention must be given at the same time to the Advisors
of Women. Other students must make application for permission to move
in the office of Advisors of Women and to the landlady four weeks beforej
the beginning of the second semester."
Alice C. Lloyd, Chairman, Advisors of Women.
University Women:
Students who are incomplete in Hygiene Lectures will be required to
repeat the whole course next year unless they come to Barbour Gymnasium
before December 17 and see about makeups.
Margaret Bell.
Departmental Recommendation in French and Spanish:
All Seniors in the Literary and Education Schools and Graduate stu-
dents who will have completed the requirements by the end of the second
semester and are desirous of the Departmental Recommendation from the
Department of Romance Languages are requested to leave their names,
if they have not already done so, in the office, Room 104 South Wing, before
Christmas ,vacation. This Recommendation is independent of the individual
recommendations 'from instructors, and only those who leave their names
will be considered.
H. P. Thleme.

DIPLOMATIC EYES ON MEXICO AND NICARAGUA

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Efficiency of a student in his class- "experiments have proved that in-
work will be greatly increased if, dur- dividuals in good health may go an
'g examination week, he limits his entire year with three or four hours
i sleep each night, increase their effi-
sleep to three or four hours each ciency, and not hurt their health,".
night for the entire week, according Dr. Jeffress stated.
to Dr. L. A. Jeffress, adjunct profes- The instructor urged, however, that
sor in the psychology department of students should not cram for exami-
the University of Texas. Dr. Jeffress nations during the extra waking hours
oied ot to students in his ces but instead read some fiction or oc-
ws xrens had shwnrkd that this cupy themselves with something en-
was true and how it worked out in tirely different from the examination
his own case. to be tae n on the following day.tIHe
One woman, in experimenting with stressed the learning principle that a
regard to scholastic efficiency and its thing learned the first day of studyr
relation to the amount of sleep one was more likely to be forgotten than
gets, showed that she increased her that which is learned after a week or
working ability far above normal month of study.
when she slept less before an exami-
nation, provided she was in good gen- LOGAN Tb SPEA K
eral physical condition when she stood,

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Olmsted Freshman Group:
The next meeting will be held at my home, 200,7 Washtenaw Avenue,
on Wednesday evening, December 15, at 8:00 p. m. All are cordially urged
to be present.
C. T. Olmstead.

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Fren ch, 163:
Assignment in French, 163, for Thursday, take up to and including page
157 in the Clavel.
W. A. LcLaiughlin.
Graduate Students, Present and Prospective:
Graduate students should make their second semester elections on
Ferbuary 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, at the office of the Graduate School, Room 1014,
Angell Hall.
Students who expect to complete work for the bachelor's degree in
February and who wish to transfer to the Graduate School should call at
the office given above to receive information as to the proper procedure for
enrollment. This applies also to students who may lack three or less hours
for the bachelor's degree.
New students, or persons who are not enrolled in any school or Col-
lege of the University during the first semester but desire to enter the
Graduate School in February, may register on the above dates.
Ruth A. Rouse, Recorder.
Scabbard and Blade:
There will be a meeting of all members at the- Union tonight at 7:30.
If possible wear uniforms.
J. W. ltickna i.
Research Club:
The December meeting of the Research Club will be held on Wednes-
day evening, December 15, in Room 2528, New Medical Building, beginning
promptly at 8. The following papers will be read: "An Analysis of Animal
Learning," by John F. Shepard; "The Authorship of" 'The Imitation of
Christ'," by Albert Hyma. A special meeting of the Council is called for
Wednesday afternoon, 4:15, in Room 101 Pharmacology Building.
Louis I. Breadvold, Secretary.
Sociology, 162, Second Semester.
All students wishing to elect "The Student Mind" next semester must
hand their names to Miss Mabbs, Room 106, Economics, before Friday, De-
cember 17th. A list of those accepted for the course will be published im-
mediately following the vacation.
R. C. Angell.
A. I. Ch. E. Lecture:
Dr. Gustav Egloff, Technical Director of the Universal Oil Products
Co., Chicago, Ill., will give a talk on Petroleum Technology at 7:30 on
Wednesday, December 15, in the A. I. Ch. E. rooms, third floor, north wing,
East Engineering Building. All interested are invited.
Louis R. Kirsheman, President.
Botanieal Seminar:
BMotanical Seminar meets Wednesday, December 15, at 4:30, B173, N.
S. Building. Paper by C. G. Kulkarni-"Investigations in Maize."
B. 'i. Davis.
M'asic Section:
The Music Section of the Faculty Women's Club will meet Thursday,
December 16, at 8 p. in. at the home of Mrs. B. F. Bailey, 1019 Baldwin Ave.
I arion 'isk, Secretary.

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mani of the Board in Control of Ath- loan has been less than one pcir cent. Mr. McCor kie of the Osborne Con~
leti's wan chairman of the luncheon. Professor Johnson, consultant en struct on and Professor Dodge cx
Prof. Clarence Johnson and Prof. Rus- gineer, described the construction of julained the (Irainiage problem.
sel Dodlge, both of the engineering col- the building itself. There was at one
lege were the principal speakers. time a question as to the use of the _________________
Professor Aigler traced the evolu- stadium but it swas decided to build
tion of the Michigan stadium from it for football only, eliminating a 3ChlOOofo Nursing
1914 to the present date. He describ- track and thus bringing the spectators
ed the problems~ of the University in nearer the line of play. The field ha s of aeU ies y
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Wishing You
A Merry Christmas and many

happy returns
Year.

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the test. If, during the period in
which she wished to be at her best,
she went back to about seven hours
sleep, for even one night, her effi-
ciency dropped down below normal
and she required two weeks of normal
rest to regain the lost normal effi-
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Mr. A. J. Logan will speak on
"Argentine" at the regular meeting of
La Sociedad Hispanica tonight at 7:30,
in room 304 at the Union. This is the
let regular business meeting of the
so:iety for this year, and a large at-
tendance is expected.

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Iota Alpha:
The meeting called for Thursday, December 16, 7:30 p. m. will be
postponed until further notice.
J. 11. Cissel, President.
Women's Educational C11ub:
The annual Christmas party with Pi Lambda Theta will be held
Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the playroom of Helen Newberry. Please bring
a ten-cent present with you.
Ellen Johnson.
There will be a meeting of all Independents, who are going to attend
the J-lon, in Room 321 of the Michigan Union at 7:15 p. tmi. tonight. Booth
assignments will be made at that time.
Charles E. Robinson.

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Wonen's Research Club:
A meeting of the Women's Research Club will be held Wednesday
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Orma F. Butler will speak on her recent travels in Italy.
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