Tl- SUMMER MICHIGL J DAILY .i. .. DAILY OFFICIAL Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). Volume V FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925 Number 187 Smoking In University Buildings: The following rule expressly adopted by the Regents applies to all University buildings including the Hospital. Smoking except in private offices, private laboratories or authorized smoking rooms is expressly prohibited. Shirley W. Smith, Secretary.,. Summer Session Reception: A general reception to the students of the Summer Session will be hela Tuesday,_June 30, from 4 to 6 p.m. in Alumni Memorial Hall. E. H. Kraus.. Students, College of Engineering: There will be an 'Assembly on Friday, June 26, at 11 a.m., in Room 348, for all students in the summer session of the College of Engineering. Louis A. Hopkins Secretary. Seniors, Colleges of Engineering and Architecture: All Seniors who expect to graduate after the summer session should call at the Secretary's Office, Room 263 West Engineering Building, and check their requirements with Mrs. Green. Louis A. Hopkins, Secretary. School of Education: The faculty and studentst of the School of Education will hold an in- formal "get-acquainted mixer" in the University High School Gymnasium Friday evening, June 26th, from 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. All'students taking courses in Education are invited, also the wives and husbands of married students. .Clifford Wod Chairman of Committee News From 0 scholarship has been much beater than the average. Snyder is also a j World war veteran and was disabied ther Colleges while i nthe service. Despite hs dis- abi!ility, he has developed into one ofI thebest hurdlers in the world, and with Phin Gurthie has been starrig of the best rounded graduates Ohio in the track meets of the nation year. State has ever produced as Piresident- FN and the foundation of a in the university, it is a n ad c by the undergradu selves. This initial conti cents the entire year's sti the Law club's dues. Ea surplus from the Law c ities will be added to the known as the Princeton Bloomington, Ind.= Of 16 campus men's organizations questioned as to changes they would find necessary in preparing for a house mother next fall, only one reported that the change would cause absolutely no inconven- ience. Rebuilding, refurnishing, and remodeling will be necessary in at least 12 of the organization houses in order to provide quarters for a "chap- eron." Bloomington, Ind. - Six days of registration resulted in a total count of 1,451 students, 74 below the total number at the end o the sixth day in 1924. Light registration during the last three days indicates that the total figure will rise but little more.} The drop to below last year's figures was expected by the officials. Among the# total number of registrants, 694 ere men and 757 were wormen. Only 240 of this number are matriculants. Pro- spective school teachers numbered 1,017. I Thompson said of Snyder in his pre- Princeton, N. J. - Announcenent Law club fund. It will bi sentation talk in the Coliseum where was recently made of the establtsh- rust in behalf of the Law the Commencement exercises were Iment of a fund by the University Law board of trusties held last Tuesday. Snyder was cap- club to be used for some p rpose con--- tain of the Varsity track team this : nected with a law school should such The enrollment for the year and last; lie also played on the a -chool be started in Princeton. Com- session at Indiana universi football team two years ago. -H-s ing as the first definite step taken t&- 1,472 Monday. BOOKS.... ew andSecond-Hand Text Boo A coplAeteline of school suppli WAHR'S UNIVERSI'] BOOKSTOI Columbus, 0.-The Western Confer- ence Athletic Scholarship Medal was awarded to Lawrence N. Snyder, one p Read1 "' . ". . . '. °, ". . ',.fry../"",in°. 'i..f",iy. +" .f"".1w . ° "..r _ ' Excursions: Excursion Number 2 will include Detroit, luncheon at the General Moto Detroit Public Library. The party wil and State Streets. Total expenses, inclu names in the Summer Session box, Roo: m. to insure adequate transportation. Carlto Student Ma: Letters addressed to the following at the Office of the Summer Session,F Mr. Norman Cameron, Mr. N. L. Ch Miss Helen Dumond, Mr. and Mrs. Do Hennell, Mr. Lloyd Henry, Mr. J. Lind Mills, Professor D. C. Shilling, Miss1 lMr. William -Slack, Mr. Leeman Snod J. B. Whitener Mrs. Gail Henry Wilcox ALL A"BRADES GIN TS SIXTEEN NGINEERS The following 16 students of thel Colleges of Engineering and Archi-, tecture received all "A'- grades for the past semester:! Michael Auer, '28A R. H. Beeder, '27E, J. L. Buell, '27E, C. E. Center, '26E, James DeKiep, '27E, J. E. Din- widdie, '25A, C. C. Driscoll, '25E, C. E. A. Ebendick, '28E, R. O. Earl, '27E, H. W. Hinckley, '26E, C. L. Hulswitt, '25E, Herbert Kuenzel '27E, R. W. the Ford Plant at Highland Park, rs Building Cafeteria, and the New 1 meet at 8 a.m., corner of Packard iding luncheon, not over $2.75. Leave mm 8, University Hall, by Friday, 6 p. on Wells, Director of Excursions. persons may be obtained by calling Room 8 University Hall: ang, Mr. Josh. C. Cody, Miss 0. Dau, nald Falconer, Mr. C. H Folz, Mr L. er, Dr. C. S. Malcomson, Mr. Kepler Hide Shiyohera, Mr. A. E. Shively, grass, Miss Isabel Waterworth, Mr. Miller, '27E, W. J. Pock, '27E, H. R. Stevenson, '27E, L. C. Verman, '27E. Center, Ebendick, Hinckley, Huls- witt, Pock, and Verman made an all "A" record for the first semester also. Tokio, June 25.-The government has granted a subsidy of about $250,- 000 to a school which will train Boy Scout leaders. Nearly 1,000,000 pounds of reindeer meat now are being shipped to the' United States each year. 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