…THE WEATHER PARTLY CLOUDY ___Y.- it ~ a ai i SUBSCRI FOR YOUR IEN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1922 PRICE FIVE i . r, } E i, QuoT SSanctions CONTROL Literary Galens Mysteries Shown To Sixteen POLICIES OUTLINED 200 NEEDED FOR 'MINNESOTA TRAIN Students fust Notify Union Now Intention If Train Is To Be, Secured of Sixteen neophytes; were shown the mysteries of Galens, honorary junior medical society, last nigh...…
…-~ ~ ~ Ml;. :iVIL.lll ~1 fand11Kelly Ad141ess'ed 3etllg' 111il11°Aid"Itorivini Yeste rday Kelly, '241., of the Student A, andl Carl Rr'andt, oif the puib- ?akin. depnainent, were the in_ a college ediucation, and urgedat the freshmen adopt somne sort of moral 'scent the University after graduation. Results of' the class nominations' will he announced in a later issue of The .Daily. . , NewsOf Te Da BAZARM'TO RAISE E~DUCATIONAL FUND The e...…
… i 0 , , I o I - - - I imm There will be a meeting of fresh! girls at 5 o'clock Tuesday, immedia ly after the hygiene lecture in Sa Caswell Angell hall. The purpos the moeting is to elect a fresh: girls' social committee. Rehearsals for "The Knight of1 Burning Pestle" are as follows: Th o'clock, Act IV; 4 o'clock, Act V. T will be held in Hill auditorium. Chaperones for weel-end dan are as follows: Armory, Friday-M E. G. 'Heartt; Saturday-Mr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ lip Nir~iligian g THIS YEAR'S CONVOCATIONS Last spring a series of monthly con- vocations of the student body wasl [FFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE inaugurated with the understanding UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN that should these assemblies be well! Published every morning except ,Monday attended the practice would be car- 'ing the University year by the Board in1 ntrol of Student Publications. ried on through. the present y...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY iL PLNS O f TABE DED PLATE AT BUILDING ENTRANCE WILL CONTAIN NAMES OFI WAR HEROES Dedication of a new memorial tab- let in the main entrance of the Med;-; cal building at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning will be part of the local Armistice day celebration. All classes at that hour in the Medical school will be dismissed to enable the stu- dents to attend the ceremony. The 'tablet was placed in the en- trance yesterday. It is ...…
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…........... ... . . m trvard Appears To Have Edge On Tigers For Game Tomorrow Intam ral ItA~ IMPORTANT CONTESTS riamura temsON SATUIRDAY'S SCHEDULE The inter-department soccer tourn- (Continued from Page Six) 'whelming Wisconsin win will serve only to add to the Wolverine determin- ation. ament will begin on Nov. 13 with tw 0 1 i games scheduled, the All-Lits meet- (Harvard versus Princeton! ed upon as the cream of the East. gmhe slle...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\i _ .Y. , ._.: AILYOFFICIAL BULEI Mication in the Bulletin 'is constructive notice to all members of BUniversity. Copy received until 3:30 D. in. (11.:30 a. mn. Saturday4) lume S FRIDAY, NOVDEIIER10, 1922Nuniem4u 1 lty, Colleges of Engineering'and Arehitecture: 'here will be a nmeeting of the Faculty of these colleges Friday, Nov. 4:15 p. mn. in Room 411 Enginieering building. LOUIS A. HOPKINS, Secretary. c~ Lectuare : ...…
