…U' student ei nployes: Equal that most employes had received under them who-both groups agree-are often the old contract." doing the same job. work, less pay? By GERI SPRUNG Second of two parts As one progresses down the food line at any University dorm, one person asks, "Would you like some soup?" A short while later another asks, "Which, kind of meat would you like?" One person gets paid $1.75 an hour for doing the job. The other gets...…
…CHERYL CLARK'S SEX BIAS CASE See Editorial Page IE AOF A6P an ~Iait& UNIMPRESSIVE. High-25 Low-15 Chance of snow Vol. LXXXII, No. 94 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 1, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages I Deaths spur new riots in North Ireland From Wire Service Reports Guerrillas in Northern Ireland yesterday struck back with bombs, bullets and defiant parades-protesting the killing of 13 civilians in a clash with British troops. The...…
…Arson oreates anxiety; dorm security tightened By GENE ROBINSON The recent rash of deliberately set fires at the University has cre- ated an atmosphere of paranoia on c a, m p u s, especially among dormitory residents. Arson - not politics, sports, or even advance classification - has become the main topic of conversation. Unsubstantiated rumors about the fires have run rampant across the campus over the past few days. Totally false, for in...…
…ISRAEL'S WOMEN: NON-LIBERATED See Editorial Page AOP A& 414 t rh, a.n & tt HIGH-FLYING High-45 Low-20 Cloudy, chance of rain or snow flurries Vol. LXXXII, No. 138 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, April 1, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages I DAVIS CASE: Three shootout accounts vary SAN JOSE, Calif. U) - Three witnesses in the murder- kidnap-conspiracy trial of Angela Davis have given differing accounts of what transpired during a 1970 shooto...…
…NATIONAL. HEALTH CARE See Editorial Page WL A& 41P 4.Ait t an la ii4 CLEAR. High--65 Low--38 Sunny and warmer Vol. LXXXI, No. 25 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, October 1, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages SCHOOL CLOSES: Pioneer H disrupted ligh School by blacks By JONATHAN MILLER Ann Arbor's Pioneer High School closed early yesterday after some 35 black students U. . extends draft liabilit through March WASHINGTON (UP) - Still pluggi...…
…B ue Wave sinks Badgers, 29-15 See story, Page 9 ELECTION COMMENT See Editorial Page Y 1Mwitoa ~IatM HUNGOVER. High-53 Law--35 Cloudy and cool Vol. LXXXI, No. 52 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Sunday, November 1, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages Uncertain ty, disinterest cloud Nov. 3 election WASHINGTON P) - Americans cast their ballots Tuesday in mid- term elections clouded by voter in- decision and disinterest - with Re- publican a...…
…ATTEMPT TO FREE POWs See Editorial Page Y S ir :&t iiio WARMER Hligh--52 Law--33 Cloudy and windy; slight chance of rain Vol. LXXXI, No. 73 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Tuesday, December Y, 1970 Ten Cents "r age hikes: AME wor ers' h hpr Ed Note: The University is versity do not feel that they are fee hike for next year, partly be- 1969, the estimated "lower" bud- rest commute from places as far clines to comment on the union's currently negotia...…
…THIRD WORLD See Editorial Page .4Rtjcbtgan t ai1g FROSTBILGHT High-mid 20's LOw-10 See Toda for deftl Vol. LXXXIX, No. 102 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 1, 1979 Ten Cents Ten Pages Carter considers national health plan I Italian. premier resigns; govt. falls ROME (AP) - Italy's 36th gover- nment since World War II fell yester- day after the powerful Communist Par- ty pulled its support from the Christian Democratic government ...…
…MIDDLE EAST See Editorial Page I LIEs Eigh ty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom i43aiQ DRIPPY High-40" Low-330 See Today for Details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 126 - Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 1, 1979 Ten Cents Ten Pages DECISION REACHED AFTER SEVEN-YEAR BATTLE Court denies 'U, obligation to Indians U. S sides with Egypt in treaty talks WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States, in its drive to break the deadlock in Mideast peace treaty...…
…Remember to vote in tomorrow's city and MSA elections For details see TODAY, Page 3 CITY ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS See editorial page Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom i u UNABASHED High-48 'Low--36 See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 145 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 1, 1979 Ten Cents T...niva Pnnae rlose C r, r larrtiar i. weave rues pus auppement Students can sample about 25'cake' courses By MARIANNE EGRI One student's "...…
…CHALLENGE TO U.S.: RUSSIANS FRIENDLIER See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :3aity SNOW FLURRIES High-27 Low,-$ Mostly cloudy, continued cold with occasional snow flurries. ____ , . _... r .. ., ... ..... . ..... c VE* rowxJIJ. fiTX P ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCHI 1, 1960i FIV E UENT a-u r VT.W TYW ?&T,. 1At VUL a.JR4.U4 v. iV* x Commission Notes Discriminatory Act Human Relations Group Charges Anti-Negro Act in...…
…lk CHANGING VIEWS ON CUBA See Page 4 LYI Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom D3a ti4 MOSTLY CLOUDY High--4$ Jow-37 Cooler today and tonight with diminishing winds. VOL LXX, No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA( 4' -Daily-David Cantrell CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS-Speakers who participated in the four-day Conference on Human Rights in the North are pictured after last night's banquet at the Union. The...…
…KHRUSHCHEV'S VISIT: (. U.S. OBJECTIVES See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom a FAIR, COOt Hlgh-05 Low-5G Fair to partly cloudy and cool today with little change in temperature VOL. LXX, No.9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGE S Steel 'Talks Start SGC Asks Composition Change At Ike's Request Presiden Set Dadline att Oc.8 WASHINGTON (AP)-Prodded by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, steel co...…
…Ohio State... 30 Northwestern . 30 Illinois... .. 7 Minnesota . Michigan State 24 Indiana . . . .13 Purdue . .... .7 Vanderbilt . 20 Nebraska ...25 Army... 6 Oklahoma ... 21' Air Force . . 13 Notre Dame .. 25 Louisiana State 7 ... 13 Navy ... . .. 22 Mississippi . 3.. SGC CANDIDATES ANALYZED Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom A6F 471 attin MOSTLY CLOUDY High-SO Low-43 Mostly cloudy with a few sunny intervals. Light westerly winds. ...…
…INTEGRA TON Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Iaii4 CLOUDY, WARMER Chance of snow flurries; little change towards Wednesday See Page 4 VOL. LXIX, No. 57 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1,1959 FIVE CENTS- SIX PA Athieties Chiefs I Seek New Powers .". To Receive New Rights at Expense Of Faculties at Big Ten Schools " Big Ten athletic directors may gain new privileges that would enable them to dominate conference policies at t...…
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…The NMichig9an ~ily NAip XVNI Nc ItNSHC ,FRDY.MAC Vol'. Xv I I. PROF. WENLEY WRITES ON RHODES SCHOLARSHIP English Scholastic System Places American Appointee at a Disadvantage. III heli briii cimbettlar oft htheiun- nn P4_R.AI A'eiei n a ni atcle \\t-nlca-t c -i icc ci l o is i- i in Scfiii I~ dtnihtg tstdi he s 1inie 1am lir it11 the ri tis a l iii cii ci f. I li; itli com ec l lwt A e inii critici l e s hi int t~( Ma boa omaioniiibetwer...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN .111){\I" I C= hl . A \. W\\ I)IQI A ,MY',ral.\ i\ 'VOL. XVII. Not. I I yVAR1SITfY MEETS 'i l\11h hl\l('l1l)'I ilUtJNER* hIhi IN aF() Ii hFRI)MA il;C VFliOtN HFENCH 'L lAYERN CONCERT ILLTT \\()\I I:\I 1') IIIN? I I ITY M OBERLIN TODAY V22 1vis ctne() I 1I)tt t BE GIVEN MAY 4 ' t a aaa tctlhltre I i h tttt I td theateiifScondteatttat tt A tat titran Fait Ohio Nine Will Arrive This I lt l 1,1 ec- c wl h 1 ecn opular Co...…
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…WORKING PARTNERSHIP IN HIGHER EDUCATION See Editorial Page Now -'Tow v I B4 Da FOG AND DRIZZLE High-4Z Lo--3-1 Steadily rising temperatures today, colder tomorrow. Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1968 SEVEN CENTS rime on Campus: Maryjane akes the EDITOR S NOTE: This Is the second of a importation, distribution and use of dence of another individual where mari- starte...…
…EXTRA Y 6iltA6F 4I it4 EXTRA 'r Vol. LXXVlI, No. 152-A Ann Arbor, Michigan, Monday, April 1, 1968 Four Pages An Editorial. THE SURGE of enthusiasm which swept the nation and the world last night when Lyndon Baines Johnson apparently handed down the mantle of the Presidency should not obscure the historical significance of his dis- astrous Administration. For the five years of Johnson's Presidency have highlighted the fundamental miscon...…
…FEAR STRIKES OUT See editorial page cl: , , r t ri i tn ~EAd1 v SHOWERS Iligh-74 Low-55 Mostly cloudy. chance of afternoon rain OVoI. LXXIX, No. 4 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Sunday, September 1, 1968 Ten Cents Ten Pages ROMANIAN INVASION? Soviet troop build-up Chicago: Police brutality or stirs U.S. intelligence 4' WASHINGTON ()-U.S. intel- ligerice experts are studying care- fully reports of mass Soviet troop movements yesterday in th...…
…THE TRUTH ABOUT TEAR GAS See editorial page i: hor 4AU BIaity TOASTY Hligh---O Low-54 Fair acid warni Vol. LXXIX, No. 28 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, October 1, 1968 Ten Cents Twelve Pages NO INJURIES: Bombing linked to of CIA office Detroit blasts By JIM HECK Ann Arbor Police Chief Walter Krasny said last night there is. an "increasing possibility" that the bombing of the Ann Arbor Central Intelligence Agency office late- Sun...…
…A COLLAGE OF VIEWS See editorial page C I 4c giltA6 :4iaiti HEAT WAVE Pr igh-7 5 Lone-.18 Partly cloudy and warmner, slight chance of raini Vol LXXIX No. 55 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, November 1, 1968 Ten Cents Harvey'andhis four ears of questionabli By JIM HECK penditures of funds for extradition Association (WCDA) with the J. Postill, Sgt. William H. Stander, immediately requested an opinion Sheriff's Department, tightening The and PHI...…
…FLEMING MUST TACKLE 'U'PROBLEMS' See editorial page PrY Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom ~I~adF WFARMER High--70 Low--40 Sunny and clear VOL. LXXVIII,No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1967 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES STATE BOARDS BALK: VISTA Accepts Four C.O.'s For Alternative Service Duty By STEVE NISSEN At lease four conscientious ob- jectors have been allowed in the past few months to serve with Volunteers in Servic...…
…AAUP ON PROTESTS: DISRUPTIONS IN ORDER? See editorial page Y LiltO :43 tity CLOUDY Iligh--54 Low-45 Light rain likely, Little change in temperature Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1967 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES ELIMINATE RESTRICTIONS: Student Advisory Board Asks More Liberal Traffic Rules By DAVID MANN The Student Traffic Advisory Board yesterday made sweeping propos...…
…BETTER SERVICE THROUGH CHANNELS See editorial page :Y lflt igau Dalibp WARMER High--40 Low-18 Slight chance of rain or snow by tonight Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 76 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1967 SEVEN GENTS TEN PAGES -Daily-Jim Forsyth Sen. Eugene McCarth y at The University I McCarthy To Test LBJ [ In Democratic Primaries, WASHINGTON (AP)-Minnesota definite terms whether his moveI Sen....…
…SU Se+ Edi 4o1: LXXX, No. 102' Cr By LESLIE Over half the lite uates of 1976 may English Literature t years at the Univer As the University over-enrollment and for faculty and for students are faced number of closed c In response to th eral departments m strictive quotas to students by limitin non-concentrators courses. For the past th limitations have c tecture and Design plied music coui' from other schools. between departmen college are cur...…
… SUNDAY DAILY See Editorial Page Y Lilt iOa 743Iaitjj SILENT High--33 Low-615 -Cloudy, not as cold, chance of snow i 4Vol. LXXX, No. 126 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, March 1, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Plus Supplement . AWAITING APPEAL Gliicago CHICAGO (P-The seven defendants in the Chicago conspiracy trial were released from jail yesterday after the 7th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals granted their request for bail. The seven were...…
…COLD DAY N HELL See Editorial Page Ci gil t 19 au 41aity; FOOLISH High--38 Low--31 April showers Vol. LXXX No. 148 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, April 1, 1970 Ten Cents Six Pages Regents discuss -Daily-Jim Judkis BAM SUPPORTERS listen to speakers during a rally last night in Rackham. HEARING SET. Young files charges with CSJ on Parsons By LARRY LEMPERT Engineering Prof. John Young last night filed a com- Taint with the Central Studen...…
… PRICE OF DISSENT See Editorial Page IIL *ir igau~ Iaiiyj FREEZING High--12 Low--10below Cloudy and windy, chance of snow flurries 'o. LXXX, No. 82 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, January 9, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages 0 ALLEGED MASSACRE: Two more charged in My Lai incident WASHINGTON (P)-The Army yesterday charged two more sol- diers in the alleged My Lai mas- sacre, bringing in accusations of pre-meditated murder and rape. It bro...…
…The 1MicIigaItiDaily No. 6. ALL-FRESH ON RAMPAGE. First-Year Team Opens Season at Ypsilanti With 30 to 0 Vicsory Over State Normal. Bt'IR. PH. Ctauiy.Staff' Correspodentf. Ypsilnti, Mich., Sept. 30-09 has madegod.Iow otldl they help it after C ontire ssman 1401(10 non nipa sisicil appeal andl"Spide" Coes ot- iimrt lbeedicrtion ot 1Friay enig: The Miuchga Uton's oproitesiinaedei he.hitotri.townl ot Ypteayesterilay iani tree ithe pedIagsoues ...…
…VOL. XVI. The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, \\ I l)\i I) ',oVt i) . o- NO. 32. -- --- ---- -- -- - -- -------- ------ DENTS, .r--HOMEOPS, 0. 'SENIOR LITE RA 1 Tooth Capenters Win a One-Sided. (laine Characterized by Fumbling. A safety and a isttchdown, with Blliss falue nectre goal, tells tie story of yesterday'rs class fooall gamae. eding in thte raher odd score of 7 to o. The ttett who will htaodle the forceps atdI lhe httzzinsgta...…
…The MichiganDily AN\.'RDOR, \id111 i f.\\ TI-IT RSI) XX TI I RI \R\ I t< 06. O.XVL. N0. ()r. CONFERENCE MEMBERS- - ° PROGRAM ANNOUNCED ARE STILL AT SEA FOR MAY FESTIVAL Dean Small of Chicago Alleges Mis- Prof. Stanley Arranges List of Inter- take Was Made in Conference esting Orchetral Works and Records. Selects Noted Artists. The rocedigs o alo cnferncearThe program for the thirteth l ar ft toetig ttecnfrneaeFe ia has eo practicaty arragi ...…
…The Michigan Dailly ANN ARBOR, MICIGTUF. VRSDAY, M 'RCII I101 g 'Ots XVI. N <. 105J. FRESHMEN HAVE F AST l DEUTSCHER VEREIN ONE-LAP RELAY TEAM PLAY TOMORROW Four Men Chosen All Run in :13 3=5-- "Die Jlournalisten" to be Presented Will (Give Sophomores a in Sarah Caswell Angell Hll-- H-ard Fight. Financial Success Assured. UNIVERSITY SOCIETIES FRESHMAN TOASTMASTER SUPPORT THE UNION TOO WILY FOR SOPHS Vote Shows That Student Body Is Be- Ste...…
…TheMichigan Dail TN .. VI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SCNDAY. AI'RI. 190)6. \N. 132 g99EGNERoI 01t)ceittt -andftl ollppeare.ad fthesciae and elh ftesal 99EGNESWNANOTHER ATTRACTION tectteadiceutyo h hl SCHOOLMASTERS' CLUB IN E C A SM E aomd i i iht ttttiencte FReINS RE)SOW New Yok I pponted t i tn cigit INTECLAS MEE nmemnd its ppreciationttoftthe ipe- FRMNTE HWt'i tffaiof ie inuraltee coin nic. MEETING IS ENDEDJ - - ornaitec by a littleteaik-heartedt...…
…The Michigan Daily ,VOL XVI. VAU DEVI LLE FEATURIES ANNARDOR MICIDIAN. '1:\DY.MY r, 1906. No. 149. UNDERCLASS CONTESTS MICHIGAN WILL MEET ARE FINALLY ARRANGED - CLEVER~ List of Stunts Contains Many Orig- i inal tdeas-Sale of Seats For Big Show Continues Today. Yesterays temenncos seat sale showe that tie statents hati confidence inth itUniionttinistre sttw, even witi- nitan'injtimiate kossedgof just wiat tins itoe given. Last night, how...…
…The Michigan Daily ,;OL. XVI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE i, 190o6. NO. 1 75. PRELIMINARIES FOR whlo are making the trip in tke pes- CAP NIGHT AND ATHLETIC MEETBEGI TODYailttipatlioln of seeing ike varsity CELEBRATION COMBINED tmiChiiago. CireaiysaIlaige nnmber ofitickets have beeniod n ti Western Intercollegiate Starts This likely iliat lie itinie liii will ac- Burning of the Freshman Caps Will Afternoon-Many Rooters To comnty ilie...…
…SIGMA KAPPA ISSUE CALLS FOR ETHICS See Page 4 xy Yr4 Sixty-Eight Years of Ediorial Freedom wg~I PARTLY CLOUDY, COOL VOL. XIX, No.3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1958 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES SGC To Decide On Sigma Kappa Council To Vote on Sorority Status, Tor Decide Future at Next', Meeting Student Government Council will vote tonight on whether Sigma Kappa sorority remains in violation of University regulations. The meeting is...…
…DU'LLES STIFFENS FOREIGN POLICY See Page 4 Y Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom ~aii4 FAIR, WINDY VOL.LX IX, No. 40ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1958 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES Four Plead Guilt In Betting Case FBy M1ICHIAEL KRAFT Daily Editorial Director Three University students yesterday changed their pleas to guilty in connection with the sale of football betting cards. Michael Dodgson, '59, John Miller, '61E, and Nick Mit...…
…Ijt U. 1,17 Al'._a ln. Yoi,. V. No. 2. UNIVERSITY OF :MICHIGAN, MONI)AY, OCTOBER 1, 1894. PRICE-THIREE CENTS. MANY IMPROVEMENTS. M~ain Building, Museum and Labor- atories Come in for a Share.- The "Gym" Ready and the Great Organ in Plae. Among the important improvemsents niade 10 tie buidigs on the cmiipus this summsier are tiose in te -Main iuilding. Formerly te ony storage rooii was the vault wici was by far too small to hold all the u...…
…Ije ii. of 1 1. 1ai lt . . ViOL. . No . 2 9. UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN, TFIURSI)AY, NOVEMBER _1, 1894. PRICE-THREE ,CENTS. OFF FOR CORNELL. The Team Leaves Tnight to Bat- tle With the Ithacans.-The Line Up. Thle foolmall thau llvilevt et'rIt tcat ity'tie' Sieliga Ceitral oight it 10:2,).Tliiitollwivigt'enixe:>eits. SLtigee i'aiird. C('ch l(letauley tind tie' Itip: itit. iHititiege. C ar,. Rtytnoldls Vill. Pict.IMad~dnt. ee- ''fi. otam xill...…
…a II. of Vo7, V. No. 88. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN I, . Wailti. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1 189.. PRICE---THREE CENTS. All- TW;ESTERN VELEV EN. tilWlla wsufrtnt nI I IIOLOGICAI SOCIETY. NO G O TDN sirn kept out of most of toe gal'l'es iy__ _GODSTDN OUTING HAS CHOSEN ONE FOR .lit jur. As a fieldtgenteral and toekieSMR. LEWIS STRAUSS DISCUSSES1 '9,FAVORING WISCONSIN. ENGLISH PARAGRAPHS. I ins to lcarn without books. ______lmal is pierhiaps a staoP t...…
…1jc U. off VOL. V. No. 105. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. I OUR STUDENTS MAY JOIN.- STATE POLITICAL SCIENCE AS- SOCIATION OPENS ITS 000ORS. ,A Small Annual Fee Admits - A Member is Entitled to Society Publications-Papers by Eminent Aiebn-Students Should Join. As was stated iii yesterday's Daily students of the University may tie- come members of the Michigan Polit- cal Science associatioii and -will be...…
…tt rVOL. V. NO. 131. UHICAGO'S MICHIGAN MEN. SEVENTH ANNUAL BANQUET HELD SATURDAY NICHT. :- esponses by Pres. Angell, Pres. H. W. Rogers, Dr. S. H. Peabody and Others- Dr. C. K. Adams Acted as Toastmaster. The seventh annual banqut of the Chicago Alumni tsocotion wvas held Saturelay night. Dr. Cares Kenttll Adams, iresidet of tin University of Wisconsin, ateed as toastmaster. ie gtests of the evening wvre Presint Angell, Dr. Selin Peabody, ...…
…~Ie ~. f l VOL. V. No. 147.. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 1 ;i OFF FOR IOWA CITY. MAYS: INGRAHAM. AND BROOKS LEFT AT 7:30 A. M., TODAY. The Chicago Alumni Will Give Them a Bouffe Luncheon-The Orators Get a Chance for Rest After Arriv- ing at Iowa City-Prof. Trueblood Starts Tomorrow Afternoon. The 7:30 train over the Michigan Central this morning bore our repre- sentatives on their way via Chicago to this year's Northern Orator...…
…-gj~ 1vI.Of At. W in VOL. V. No. 173. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. ZITS AND LA was ~the last Speaker for the: atirina-qE'U IDWLW EAE WE MEET OBERLIN TODAY. fiSANvA S EA e. National control does not meansUUR W ND W THE WEBSTER AND ADELPHI SO- wakening the local power or local in A "WARM' GAME AN ASSURED U -. CIETIES HAVE A FORENSIC TILT. terest. Iht Ircy. which is the best THIRNMAG. ttf of a bad System, is ...…
… o 0 VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1899. No. 33. r NOISY NIGHT W I L ~ Hallosceen Night Obserced bq Stu ,T dents-One Injured. Haillowe'en celebration last night was 'H FieFl n itrH isextensive but lance disastrous thsn Fin Fal nd iner orseveralityeasspa0st. Far tewser stss- F Suiting s, Golf Suits, E! tents were ouI and less ot of the Faneg Vestincgs. nay tlings ne ee dage. Falint_ oeing thsaIle sindesn s began"'aths...…
…be 4~t)O 94r PaiL VOL. X. W IL E T Fine H WINTER and SPRING E Suitings, Golf Suits, Fancy Testincgs. T DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY AWe Carryq the Largest Stock L In the Cityj 0 108 EAST WASHINGTON ST. WI LDER'S SPECIAL Tisi caferascato a graftot bruties thatwil not sled their bristles..«Ie replace all defechteonea,,. 25C> Wilder's Pharmacy THE OLD Frsvrl ek eh BRELIAB LEafullnorLNHS R. E. JOLLY & CC A Medical Dictionary Very Campletctnd Up-t...…
…Sbe 'or o4 Pai u VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1900. No. 113. Spring Announcement G. H. WILD & CO. $lz We have just received our line of spring woolens for men's wear. It includes everything in staples that are suitable and de- sirable for the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in quality and style to suit the most exacting taste, consisting of Top Coats, Suit- ings, Fancy Vests and Golf Trouserings. We ...…
