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LOOKS LIKE A
"BANNER YEAR."
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begun. Although only 88 have signed
up to take work in the medic depart-
mdnt this summer it is expected that
the figure of 121 marking the 1911 en-
rollment, will be easily reached.
SCHEDULE DURING '
FIRST WEEK FULL
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deal of time in Lansing as an expert,
witness in the investigation into the
official conduct of the State Tax Com-
missioner, Robert Shields which is be-
ing conducted by Governor Osborn.
Dean Victor C. Vaughan of the Med-
ical Department will address summer
students at eight o'clock in the West
Amphitheatre of the Medical Building.
With the theme "The Philosophy of a
Scientist" Dean Vaughan hopes to re-
move from popular disapprobation the

seeming utilitarianism and material- ing at 8 o'clock. The annual summer
ism of the man of science. The view reception of the faculty to the stu-
of the evolutionary theory of life as dents will follow at the close of the
containing a good bit of idealism will address in Barbour gymnasium. Pres-
be new to many, and the dean's pre- ident and Mrs. Hutchins, Regent and
sentation of it will be authoritative Mrs. Beal and the deans of the differ-
and instructive. ent departments with their wives will
Professor Scott's talk which comes receive the guests. There will be danc-
tomorrow afternoon at 5:00, will be on ing and music in the gymnasium.
"The Congress of Letters." The ad- Tickets may be procured by students
dress gives in a humorous way the by presenting at the office of the sum-
professor of rhetoric's observations on mer school their treasurer's receipts.
styles of writing. The conception is The receipt itself will admit the hol-
that the speaker is the only survivor der; the tickets are for friends. Each
of a Congress called from all quarters receipt is good for one ticket.
of the globe to formulate laws of
writing which are as necessary as the WILSON IS NOMIAIFL
laws of nations. Celebrities who ad-
dress the meeting are Hottentot chief- As we go to press word comes that
talus and German scientists and other Woodrow Wilson has been nominated
notble. st Baltimore. to run on the Delfmocratic

Faculty Reception to Students.
President Hutchins will deliver an
address of welcome to summer stu-
dents in University Hall Friday even-

presidential ticket.
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Line Keeps 'Em Hustling.
"Every minute sir, all day we've
been on the jump working with the
summer school students," said Treas-
urer Campbell with a sigh as he walk-
ed limply out of his office last night.
"We began to have a line of them Sat-
urday and today. they've been coming
in, without a letup. If this office is
any criterion it will be a big summer
school this year, alright."
Starting even before the office open-
ed. and continuing during the whole
time of the six. long office hours, the
ever-changing line of patient waiters
lingered outside University hall, anx-
ious for a chance to part with the
necessary coin.
Every year the same scene is twice
re-enacted, in the summer and in the
fall. Protestations and appeals have
failed to alter this inefficient system
whereby incoming students are made
to stand, sometimes for hours, waiting
their turn to exchange a few slips. A
door was cut in the north end of the
office last fall to let out those who had

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