…71 N rder Your Subscription Today-Gall NO 23 -24-1 * * * FREE SAMPLE COPY * * * * * * * * *- Cc'fection it i rni t Latest Deadline in the State PARTLY CLOUDY LXIV, No. 84 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1954 TEN PAGES I I Fraternities Report More Loeal Thefts By GENE HARTWIG Three campus fraternities were hit for $383 in a rash of early morning thefts during the be- tween-semester lull. First two of the thefts...…
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…EVOLUTION OF ACOED Y Lw 43 U Dait SNO OURRIES VOL. LVI, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Committee On TRUMAN ON HOUSING: Student Affairs Bold Building Program Another Member Requested by SRA The Student Religious Association is formally petitioning for a repre- sentative on the Student Affairs Committee, Joyce Siegan, SRA presi- dent, announced yesterday.- If the request is granted, the num-...…
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… itgU. ait Weather Slightly Warmecr A LIll No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 9, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS 7- ursk Falls, Entire Nazi Defense Line Imperi led, llied Bombers Smash Naples, Cagliari, Sicily --Q iy Festival Celebrate Golden Jubilee Thorborg, Pons, Kipnis Jagel, Varnay, Krisler, Horowitz To Perform The Golden Jubilee Music Festival, c lminating 50 years of continued ac- tivity by the University Music Societ...…
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…SOUVENIR J-HOP EXTRA lA~irl 4t &t FIRST EDITION Vol. XLV. Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, February 9, 1935 Price 10 Cents Grand March Climaxes Hop; 2,000 Dancers Pack Ballroom cAt The (?onclusion Of The traditional Qrand eJarch i Elegance isplayed In Gowns By Elsie Pierce The old-fashioned elegance of Empire styles vividly contrasted with the sophistication of modern gowns made the 1936 J-Hop the most bril- liant social event of the year....…
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…ESTABLISHED 1890 PN!MW Aid I w4r -,gLJLd .,41 480, t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 95. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1928 EIGHT PAGES COMMITTEE REPOBTS ON BURTON M[MORIAL AT COUNCIL MEETINGI MORE THAN $ 3t i;0 COLLECTED TO PUIRCHASE CHDIES FOR PROPOSED CAMiPANILE, STUDENTS URGED TO AID Arrangement Discussed Whereby Up. per Classcs )fay Register Early For Cheering Section Hearing the report of the committee appoi...…
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…THE DAILY. EVE.RY )IORN~IKG Michigan Daily I[SUBSCtIIIE I XXV, No. 88. . ------ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1915. _. i THRENWTRAC Ithacans and Wolverines Cannot Find Satisfactory Dates for Either Indoor or Outdoor Contests NOTRE DAME FILLS VACANCIES; PRINCETON ADDED TO PROGRAM I Eu stern Intercolleg ate at New Attracts First Mibcigain Entry York Three important changes are evident in the Varsity track schedule for th...…
…i 'e A zanDazi1ly \iit XIX. X MINNESOTA GAME FILLS SCHEDULE1,cfk ttr lifi Resumption of Relations With ~ Old Conference Rival Arouses ttctiri.iii Y ww., Interest--BaseballStarts Soon. jK~i ilIrh t' 1 SUCCESSFUL EDITOR hi1 APPEARS TONYIGH T truc n1 tt S.S McClure Is Well Qualifie i rr Fo ell of the Makingofa prt i3 O?3 Magazine. lr Ir ; lc Mc~livc(I<<i :M i~~hi"11 C3- lc RWT~i tiloarI( 5sti lacietIi, in ia po ic- i e ine] IUM ~ B ino ti fr]t...…
…The Michiga nDal A\NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN St '<DAY, FEBR'ARY 9, 2'908. VOL. XVIII. No. 93. S. C, A. CELEBRATES SEMI-CENTENNIAL Famous Doctor Journalist and Many College Professors Sign Articles of Incorporation. 'ITe fiftie.th 2222222.2sa222 2of 122. 't22 21en221' Christian Associati222onlof te Uni versity wiltlhbe 2appropria te)l}-221bserved2 this evening, when Rt. 1Re. C .harle 1 A2nderson,1bishop21of221 (ho 21.2w2ill (1- 112.22 thte fiftiet...…
…The Mlichigan Daily TNNARB3OR, NAI HR \'n\ IIIX A 11\V VOu. XVII1. _ _ _ __ JUNIOR HOP WAS COMPLETE SUCCESSi Perfection Acconmplished j in aIid '~l(tl(,Olat'1.A~mTl E Very De ta il. President()1ta in1 \ti\c>t4m(ill. Angell Headed the Receiving' Line. it -'ccm ,fit P a,tt pas tlt iltSinto a ro ' ac.tliltntiIta ill Ift i hi at t its twtllnhe arlpuit :aendtivi-. 'liiin whichs- ri-s cIst n-il li liv to -ake ill s10- natu t Ini The iiiithfli-ti...…
…VOL. XI. ANN ARIBOR, MICH., SATURDIAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1901. No 97 6G H. WILD CO. "J" HOP A BIG SUCCESS BASEBALL IN GYM Indoor Practice WVill Begh. UtI Earliest This Social Event of First Note in University Life the Next Week-Yost For Football Most Brilliant Ever Given-Waterman Gym- Coach Have your full inasium a Scene of Splendor Cipt. Mc~inis of the 'N; . ity bast- ball_________hts i sooed a c.ilall c all-t dres sits for Two Hiundred and Fifty C...…
…Ijle ~ , . nil . . VOL. VIII. NO. 96. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1898. Peticit3 CENTP. WILD Has received a full line of Novelties for Fall andWinter in Suits, Trousers, and Overcoatings NO. 108 E, WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN All Iegretti's C hocolates. Fresh every week. Only in packaes- 60c a pound. Lowneys if you prefer. PALMERS' PHARMACY PIPE SALE T FOR THE NET SWEER. lot received a fresh sply f Allegreti, ad Williams and...…
…VOL. VII. No. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB3RUARY 2, 1897. Fouit PAGES-3 CENTS. I I01D INNOVATIONS IN ATHLETICS. get the members together for the ARRANGEMEl1NTS PERFECTED - purpose of discussing athletics gen- 1 m 'i The Adiletic oaid to Considererally. For instauce, should it seem Peiiayu~i o h n eauoo ja o Many New Ideas. to the by-laws of the association it tral D~ebating Leaguae Fixed. ________ would give the mneimbers an upper- ____ A...…
…le"77 ,, « it ' Vat,.TV-No. 95. UNIVERSITY OF MIG:HIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 18991. THE PIANOFORTE. ing hold first rank. The fornmer I AN IDEAL ARTIST. its Construction and Possibilities- pterfected thne iron harp-frasie, giv- EeyOewohshadSr ~a Prof. Stanleys's Lenture Last iag to it the requisite Strengtth and Hveiy nchohs PheaingMSongs, Nightv Well Received, resonance. Fewv tersons woulil Pronounc e Him Such. think that the strain on tine...…
…t j e tt* Of 411. 13etil . PRICE, THREE VENTS. VOL. III.-No. 90. VOL. IT-No JO. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB3RUARY (), 1893. UI Re'CNS 1 4 1 t t _j t I c t A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. IMichigan decisions are of especial THE WEBSTER DEBATES. ____- Iinterest to Mlicii'sn students. The The World's Fair to be [Closed on A Detroit Student May Lose an Eye review of Shinn's tPleading andi Sunday-P. M. Truy and A. J. from an Explosion in thealLb...…
…l e . of iu . mlail I. Viii.. II.-No. 'I" UNIV'ERSITY OF .MICHIGAiN, TUESI)AY, F'EBRUARY 9, i1892. PESO ' Tnuor CFNTS. THE MUSICAL OUTLOOK. Communication. IStaool. Th 'rooitos o " I O. YU S The Prospects For Good Music Editors si rrt: ;tmacagers to coasts and exenmpt Never More Encouraging. The idea of forming a wtestern hitchers from batting still receive no UR k CIE i APLGE te as forra'ts sit nttercol legiate athletic association, att e...…
