…c je tt. of, AM A VOL. IV.-No. 159. ILLINOIS TOMORROW. Make-up of Both Teams.- Illinois Has Strengthened Since We Met Them. Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock our team meets the University of Illinois team for the second time this season and will endeavor to better the score of 12-8, by which we defeated them on the southern trip. Illinois has put a strong team in the field this year, as she always does. She has excellent material; although H...…
…42 /4W m m . daAIL l . VoL. IV.-No. 142. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1894. WEBSTER VICTORIOUS. Present Investigation in Greek, Ger- SACRED TO "PROBATIONS" The Webster Society Wins the man, and English," was ably dis- T FirWsteSeries oinsts e ,Thomas,The Current Number of Wrinkle an First In the Series of Joint cussed by Profs. Doge, j'h a, Excellent One, Fully up to Debates. and Hempl. its Predecessors. Professor D'Ooge ...…
…of . a . OL. B. -No. 7~i. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TIIUGSI)AY, JANUARY 11, 1994. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-NO. 1 0. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANTTARY 111 I894. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. A NEW WRINKLE 'FOMORROW. The '96 Oracle is touchingly re- Will be on Sale in the Morning--Lar-ferdt in he dtoal ada ger and Better than Ever-The bird's-eye view of their prospective Wrinkle a Great Sucness. lomb-stone is sown in another col- Tiie i...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 58. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1893. PEICE, THREE CENTS. ELOQUENCE. WHAT IS IT? pression of high moral sentiment OUR NEW CAPTAIN. 5-Ion W.G egetseloqunce.To Gife AuIIa!P. Ewing, of Chicago Ad- getseloquenceJames Baird Chosen Football Cap- dresses the Oratorical Asso- It is like a light in the dark, or tain for Next Year.-The Choice eiavesmet ie.lead pencils and ciationhe fa W is Most Acceptable to Alu. c - te bur...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 37. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. RECEPTION TO THE LAWS. management wrote back accepting SHOULD BE TERRORS. I 'W'EVE GOT EM ' the terms on condition of having History and Weight of Each Player. A CAR LOAD OF The Laws Entertained Last NightACRLODF by the Ladies of the S. C. A. at the privilege of half the gate re- -We Have a Beefy Rush Line. Newberry Hall. ceipts instead of the guarantee. ...…
…1t ( y I C 4 11 ti ."" 3 e ,. f Yi w j r E, .. t - ( ( ,, ',' _ "fh -mss' ' i i - r; .5 JYERSITY OF MIChIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. IsOS. I0~sv~, Tssuuc CENTS. Vo. IV.--No. 10. U SETTLED BY COMPROMISE. The Lecture Association Fight Happily Ended.--An Excel- lent Course Arranged' Ever since the split in the Lecture Association last spring, caused by she attempts of bothi is and laws to hold supremacy in the affairs of hie association, the ...…
…VOL. III.-No. 158. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGA AT.L N, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. FRIDAY'S FIELD DAY. triecl their luck against the 'Varsity THE LAWS DEBATE. The Sophomores and Freshmen boys with fair success. sWithout !Once More the Jeffersonians Win Will Meet on the Athl etic doubt the scores will hr (nose in sit' from the Websters in tne Field, Tomorrow,. ftsscgnc Joint Debate. The second annual field and ti r i ci vtefrack ...…
…VOL. I1.-NO. 142. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAiN, TUESDAY, APRIL If, 193. PRItCE, THREE CEN-rs. FROM SUNNY ITALY. teilii caught in awhirliiigsiiow squall.I ORACLE CONFERENCE --lHowevei, the weather Cleaiied sod tilt The Boards of Ninety-five and Nine-- An Interesting Account of Proes- next dy we tookaitstety-ise sile ty-i il etan e"Pit_ sorixKeisey'setExperiencesnten NotenAfiariive to visit the Rton ]Eii sitls it For the Benefit ofOP6,er F sobts Kels...…
…AMIL f fd It ;a 4, ' > .. I I .--ti r . 11 {. UNIVERSITY OF sNJIO41A N, SATURIDA Y, MARCH1011 1.1Sf't 9<.l~ic ENS PRIUM, jl' CENTS. AN OBJECT LESSON, Soo rising to its feet and elsecrsn" i PORS N A S lP nim ror severat seconds. Ile sI)oace i tutu' cet Nanny Pointers for their 1a few ptleasnit ws penie f Future Policy towardOU0 ot M 01 saynlrni a ocl Lwssfollowed y eatr okis ine}rlltlre '''ii ered en tiechali I~tsi'ni's'' 1_,1 ti torv o...…
…'.a VOL. III.-N o. ' 2 \Tot111-No.9 . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATTUAY , FEBRUARY 11, 189. PICTRiOCNS PRICE, THREI+,, CENTS. BIBLICAL CRITICISM. with hope and joy for the continua- ADELPHI-ALPHA NU. __ tion of the proeeses of giace and the- Some of Dr. Briggs' Bible Ideas-tu- woners of redemption in the comspanyv The Joint Meeting a Big Success- dents to have an Opportunity Ior the blessed, to swhich' theI-fituil are Hot Debate on the Land...…
…e of, e4 VOL. III.-No. 6 5. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 189>. PRIC, THfREE CENTS. OUR ALUMNI MEET. the toasts were of a general ATHLETICS THE THEME. Two Interesting Meetings Held naue cossine i(proa The Northwestern Inter-Collegiate During the Holiday Vacation, reminiscences of the University life Athletic Association Meets Q of various of the mensbirsiprseint. i Chicago. (in the evening of Dec. 23rd the Those responding xer...…
…Voc. 1III.-No. 3i. UNIVERSITY OF HIGUIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1892. PtTtts- its /ti ~F r~ It has givei some of the greatestI THE LEHIGH GAME. ,M[IC HAiIMT1H ITSCARMS1 works foi the first time in the state, __! otbytelasaono -'utTrain for Toledo Leaves at 10 a M. ''- An Historical Resume of the['lhere is a possibility thta I)dor~k's Psi41 Arranements ave Been ~ Career of the Choral nion. "etiien Mss my gve a t____hetfinal concert in tie serie...…
…Adombu----d Awm tt A. l A VoL. 11.-No. 9. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. the S. C. A. makes itself useful to ET N TH AND students. The association has been very for- Refers to the S. C. A. of Michi- tunate in securing for its general secretary this year C. A. 1lowc, '92 gan University. fit, aid last year president of the Founced in 1 5-A Sketch of its Athletic Association. 'r. 1ossen History-The Bui...…
…Of WWI I Lu Vol- H.-No. 156. Voc.11.-o. 111. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1892. IsitTRECNS PRioE, THREE CENTS. THE SYMPHONY CONCERT. hy i close and intimate aeiluiintinie FRESHMAN BANQUET. with it that one can_ ever hotpe to- The Orchestra Were Greeted by a ii ii Arrangements are Complete andI OURt Large and Enthusiastic Audience. 'truly appreiait. ti ult Ninety-Five Will Have a Big -overfloswing wits melocdyagtanice Time Fr...…
…~Ij U.Of , t . 1a lb. VOL. II.-No. 140. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIIL 11, 1892. independent Association Meetinbt. Ztie regultir'anniilcmecting of theI IiiiejitndentXssoi ation iwasOicalled l to order at 2 ,o Siturilay'if ternoion. President (Cirtiss icailed MIr. W. Ei. {grifein to thetihaii and the .Assoria- tol jiroceedied to passcin the sevcral amieindmeints to lihi.coiistitiu-I .;nWiihehiad ii iiipropiosedi Tice dic sinontevaiu...…
…le . of Alt. W1i i p. Vo,..1I.-NVo. 1 14. O0ratorical contest. UNIVERSITY OF MICH-IGAN, FRIDAY, AIRCII Ili2 ...... ..... I Glee and Banjo Club. Democratic Society. in se osters are 5new out for the 1 Tie U'niversity Glee an(1 1anjo Ilast esensig thelDemiocratic soci- I II secndi annual scontest of the (Ora- (Clusivase their eighth aninual son- niey held its regular iioiuiliy itteetitig in ( ii Assocniattionii Alii iinusual cert attliver...…
…40 1,4% 'o, r Akl Of , 1. 1a 1 . Yoor. I.--No.cN IJNWNERSITY OF AI, CEIIGAN, THURSD)AY, FEBRUARY 115 1892). Paderewski. to the highest pitch hy all that hadot fr omnthe lfirstlbut after the(ConceritoI lii.. etsN ok N olilhasthefol leen said of \lI adeirewskisi 5plse- had1lien iniislhed in smasteirly styl lowino to say otfP derewski the soiea iiliiii s ti I'sitiiChiiielitii ioait 01i thioroughly eized. l lire-te hialla'de suid the ( ohairp ...…
…4cbe o ~n. Wa~Ijj. VO. 1.N . ( UNIVERS[TY OF MICHJIGAN, AMONIJAY, JANIJAIY:11 158=?. Athletic D~irectors' Meeting. rent the rink for in-door practice,( gant phrase, "'to base a little fan. butt as there is no other place in Last Satturday evening nearly evers The athiletircilirectors meint t ows available for the puirptose, it i s number oisthse programs was enroreid 01 I Aiphia N LI IHall Sattirtlay mtoring. hoped thsat the oswner of thse...…
…~:j~ Il.Of Al. Wiailjj. VOL. II.-No. 38. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1891. P~RICE, THRicn CENTS. Rev. Oe Witt Talmage. I Pronouncing Contest. imported from a former lasguage I ( OF YOUR -" Dr-amaewl-lcuetono-shall be used. SoCE y ADG ro evaige untilltlectupeor Under thse auspices of the Orator- Prof. M. S. D'Ooge will act as OUR OIr- L A G rus esnin, udertheausice ofical Association an entertainmuent presidisg o ,crPo.',....…
…?1je U. otT AT. Wai jj. VOL. II.-No. 37. UNI MUSIC AT THE U. OF M. The Advantages we Have and Those Which are to Come. The untiring zeal of Prof. Stanley and the enthusiasm of the Choral Union will begin to manfest them- selves next Friday evening with the Detroit Philharmonic Club concert. To say that our Choral Union this season will present the finest series of concerts evergiven in the state or any other western university, is but repeati...…
…of Al . W1ail ,o1..1-No. 1,5 ,. UN\IVEIZSITY OF MlICHIGAN, MONDAY, MANY 11, Pi,)I. itiis, I r aiI ,E CENTS. ~ ~~tiIlG~ motT~ ion, nwhirs ia-rounnd in the oxbesly and lacik. aisficet hits, E X"L\Gthite expiience tof College steps one loot out and throws the Pearson, btack and lturros.s AlMen whtoiknows and appreciate sillto rt . ti iab lk pure andi Passedit llbait lsi. Stsrnik out, by- theicarefliiscrititinofC ollege tu- simspits ins thtet5rune...…
…" I"-Ni. 111. VUNIl SITY OF MICIIA N ii E D-N E'SDA Y, 1I:1 ItC H 11, Po 1. PINcF., Tip i;r;i,, C'ENT, . ti , : TRIQUTEs TO PROF. WELLS. Senate Memorial. tefollowing is, then.minionl of tt-'iiVersity 8111 ite u11)01 thei late ile Pages of ou0 ournal reor. th fa' . itt rnon te pat srrll l - ttk lti aiv of t Ir mt ial i-ni- it ii5e10rs1 niii of the oldest and h11t wId oho kinni itf our iinumer, I"1 the midstn of onl hnreneioen t ove 0l iecnnnt d...…
…1 - 4 ,-' ,y . } -= . ' # _ _ ' i01- I. No. 58. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. A MUSICAL TREAT. Che lorai Union Concert Last Evening. ti j il 1 '3t last ci1cuin1s1a1' i tlWinaili5 e ireiet cljol able:. A of theriighit criticise the miake- lp he IPiograiii, for it was chll- tht1 rey of missic if lighter th0 tter than is usually heard at tlide rin tUnionconcerts. (on- lat"gtefart that the appilanse dtvehili w...…
…l . \f 0 OL. I. No. 38. UNIT CLASS SPIRIT. Fther Developments of the Trouble Between Freshmen and Sophomores. Tiere seems to be a decided bracing up of class spirit. Tlis leOrnillg Freshmen and Sopho- 1ores were gathered in groups of siX to a dozen discussing the atest developments in the contest between the two classes whieh ihas been in progress since last Satur- r It seems that some of the shmen have persisted inl dis- piaying on every safe...…
…if V OL. 1. No. 11. UNIVERSITY OF MIfCHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBEIR 11, 1890. PpRicE 3 CENTS. NO FOOT-BALL RUSH. SO THE SOPHOMORE COMMIT- TEE DECIDES. They Will Challenge the Freshmen to a Rugby Came and Tug- of-War Instead. At the Illuetinig of the sophlo- Ifli'e C lass;tis lmornling, after lllllcll discucssion, a oznitef ~fi, conlsisting of :Are-co's. Morgaln, Towi, (liflil, tWalker, and Chlarnl- leQy was apploinlted by tile presidlent to decide...…
…r ate" " r a t r r J w. Vol,. I. No. 11. UiNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1890. E X T .A . th 1-y.tlne S efald okik hncaroh -r d eball be- W r adAcesrottebliil 1d1tth25d.ln, andGrosh, Fr ill,, a t011011101V1-- points. 1 with the \ took it over. Jewett Uof M. mIke- the V 1-Chl, kicked goal. Score: Albion, 4; r g~'M~V~ M BOIadvanceing ball 15 yardls. Anolth- U. of 1l.,20. Timie was called Lc _____ er V grains- 10 yards m~ore, and ...…
