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SC'HMAN NOFF
IN PIANO RECITAL
Thursday, January 18 at 8:15 P. M.
Hill Auditorium - Tickets $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
Choral Union Concert Series
LILY PONS, MONDAY, JAN.29

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.A nd Now . .I.
ANOTHER
GARGOY E
URNING for the month
of January to the more
homely things of life, Gar-
goyle will bring to the cam-
pus a carefully prepared and
authentic treatise on the fine
art of privy - building. Let
there be no misunderstand-
ing that this important mat-
ter has been treated with the
usual crass levity. Rather,.
the best architectural talent
has been brought into play to
create a design of the highest
aesthetic dignity. And right
along these lines it should be
mentioned that there is also
a preposterous person this
month.
JANUARY FIFTEENTH
IS THE DAY

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There is, to be sure, another course to follow, if
we choose. Regardless of our alarmists, the Con-
stitution is still a living instrument. The man in
the White House is President, not dicteator. Con-
gress has surrendered no jot of its powers. Con-
gress can say whether the country shall go on
with the recovery program, under Mr. Roosevelt's
leadership, or reject the whole adventure and re-
turn to the do-nothing philosophy of waiting for
the inexorable logic of economic laws to perform


We hope that Ann Arbor will tonight find a
good solution to the liquor problem. We believe
that the best law can be drafted with a minimum
of paternalism. We believe that a liberal law will
h +ho ha+ mn s o- aind a return to the


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