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Vol. 39. FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1929 No. 110

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enior Engineers: j JACK LAUDS REALISTIC LITERATURE AT S. C. A. FORU
CiaSclaues will be collected today in the West Eninering BlCCtmflrthmt __g____..._ _...___
on tIh seond floor near the arch. All ules mirtt b fpaid at t i stime .-Tlit eb sway oflooking at life at change, but does not see th Pt ole':Nso . rk spoke at the thicd
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Action of the Administrative Board:

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The Administrative Board of the College of Literature, Science, and
the Arts has taken. the following actions:
Clayton Smith has been suspended for the second semester of the
current year and has been recorded an E in Rhetoric 1 for dishonesty{
In the written work of that course.
Morris Targer has been placed on probation for the second semester1
of the current year for conduct detrimental to the best interests of the
University.

'ermanent and Summer Work: seeing them completely," said Prof.'
Mr. C. W. Price, head of the College Department of the Realsilk Peter M. Jack, head of the rhetoric
Hosiery Mills, will be in room 302 Michigan Union, on Friday and Satur- department in a talk on "Literature
day, March 1 and 2, from 8:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. to interview students Looks at Life" yesterday at Lane
interested in permanent and summer work. Hall. "Literature affords the best
J. A. Bursley means of looking at life, since it
is inclusive and seeks all sorts of
University Club:
On Friday, March 1, the Club night program will include Professor life. The doctor and lawyer are
W. G. Smeaton, Dr. Hinsdale, and the Glee:Club. unable to do this," he continued.
The Glee Club must begin its program at 8:00 o'clock. ( Professor Jack complained of the
Program Committee attitude generally taken towards
realistic literature. "Literature is
EconmicsClub not encouraged to look at life, and



in great works. Literature is more "Looking on Life" sponsored by th
comprehensive than philosophy, in Student Christian association. The
that it includes philosophy, since speaker next Thursday afternoon
a good writer is a philosophic al will be Prof. Preston W. Slosson, of
writer." the history deph trnent.

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Action of the Administrative Board:
The Administrative Board of the College of Literature, Science, and
the Arts has taken the following action:
Lyman C. Wright has been suspended for the second semester of
the current year because of dishonesty in the final examination in
Political Science 182.
W. R. .hiumphreys
University Lecture:
Professor Far ington Daniels of the University of Wisconsin will
.give a lecture, under the joint auspices of the American Chemical
Society and the University of Michigan, on the subject, "Homogeneous
Gas Reactions," Friday, March 1. at 4:15 p. m. in'room 151, Chemistry

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Professor Paul T. Homan of Cornell University, author of "Contem- we criticize it for so doing. Col-
porary Economic Thought" will address the economics .Club Monday eridge, Wordsworth, Shelley and
evening, March 4, at 8 p. m., in room 304 of the Union on "The Uses the others were attacked for pre-
of Economic Theory." Members of the staff and graduate students in senting a realistic picture.. Even in
Economics and Business Administration are invited. our own day, Hardy was called in-
Carter Goodrich decent, Huxley is termed subtly
-. t indecent, Dreiser vulgarly indecent,
Comedy Club: and Anderson abnormally indecent.
There will be given two additional performances of the recent pro- Now that Hardy is dead, he is be-
duction "Take My Advice" Mar. 1, 2, at Mimes. Also the production will ing accepted. Perhaps the others
be taken to Ypsilanti for two performances March 6 and 7. Due to will be recognized when they are
the extra work involved will any memb)rs of the Club not already gone. They are not great writers,
interested in the production and having spare time at these dates' but theyare good, in thatthey
pleae ge in ouchwithme.do not turn their back on life."
please get in touch with me.On ulwihitrur
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Building. The public is cordially invited. Cosmopolitan Club:'
F. E. Robbins There will be an initiation meeting of the Cosmopolitan Club on
March 16. Any persons desiring to become members of the Club should,
Public Lecture Postponed: notify me, at 410 S. Division Street, on or before March 9.
The lecture by Hon. W. J. Cooper, the newly appointed U. S. T. T. Zee, Chairman,
Commissioner of Education, announced for March 1, at 4:15 p. m., has :Membership Committee
been postponed until some future date.
C. 0. Davis, Secretary Polonia Literary Circle:
There will be an important meeting held in Lane Hall Friday
Faculty, School of Education:. evening, March -1. All members are urgently requested to be present
The staff dinner announced for Friday, March 1, at 12:15 o'clock, at 7:30 p. M.
is cancelled as Hon. W. J. Cooper, U.. S. Commissioner of Education, K. Karpinski, President
has postponed his visit here.
,. ,, ,._ -"- __- _E __ iCosmopolitan Club:

fessor Jack found, is that it cannot
focus its view on the two sides of
life, order and change. 'Litera-
ture finds it easy enough to look
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Tonight and Saturday Night
at 8:15 p. m.
Mimes Theatre

Student Assistantship:
Written applications will be received by me for the position of second
assistant in my office. The work requires six to seven hours per week
on the average and the pay is $50 for the semester. Good class stand-
ing is required.and second or third year standing is preferred. Applica-
tions should be left with my secretary, room 259, West Engineering
Building.
George W. Patterson, Associate Dean j
June Graduates:
All students graduating in June who wish assistance in getting a
permanent position, other than teaching, should make application at
once at the Office of the Committee on Vocational Counsel and Place-
ment, 201 Mason Hall.
W. E. Parker, Executive Secretary.

The Cosmopolitan Club will me
p. m. in Lane Hall. Dr. Vittorio Cam
of Agriculture in Rome will speal
on the Library of the Institute.
Mr. Duncan Gordon will give an
informal report of the National
Convention held at Ithaca. Re-
freshments will be served.
All members and friends of the
Club are most cordially invited to
be present at this meeting.
Helen L. Clarke, Secy.
Phi Lambda Upsilon:
Initiation of new members, Fri-
day, March 1, at 8:00 p. m. in room
303 Chemistry Buildirig.
Initiation Banquet will be held at,
the Haunted Tavern Wednesday,
March 6, at 6:30 p. m.
All members are urged to be pres-

et on Saturday, March 2, at 8:00
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Senior Chemical, Civil and Mechanical Engineers:
Mr. C. B. Collins will be in the East Engineering Building on Friday
March 1, to interview prospective candidates for positions with the
Koppers Construction Company of Pittsburgh. This company builds
and operates coke oven and gas plants and usually employs one or
;wo seniors from each of the above divisions of the Engineering College.
It is suggested that appointments be made through the Department of
Chemical Engineering. Please call Miss McKim at branch 65.

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F. D. Smith, President

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Professor Road's Classes:
I shall be unable to meet my classes today.
Geology 31, First Semester:
The supplementary final examination will
March 5,. at 3 o'clock, in Room 4054 N. S. for
grade of X.
Geology 1:
The supplementary final examination will
March 5, at 3 o'clock, in room 4054 N. S. for
grade of X.

W. C. hoad

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those who received a
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be given on Tuesday,
those who received a
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Ecpnomics 112:
Examination Monday, March 4. A-L Natural Science Auditorium,
M-Z room 25 Angell Hall.
Perry Mason
Eonomics 51-Make-up Final Examination:
Will be held Tuesday evening; March 5, 7 to 10 p. m. in room 103
Economics Building.
Howard S. Ellis

Investment Securities

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