…of Al. W1ai jj. %vr1. LI.-N >. 1. UNIVERSITY 01F MICHIGAN, TUESD)AY, JANUTARY 12, 1892. PRICETHREE CENTS. The Ladies' Reception Rooms. I \1 r.N'W. W.Crurneer. ofCaidlac ii<(-lstittilted iiiself a patiron of cir[no ei siti girls, ly gener ousl lipyigtefsinss icressix 5 foi fiir1ihinlii their rooims ini Newberrvx H15 1Thieswork was donerddaisngo tlt oidayss, and alter the '-eneral . .A irayer-mieetinsg, IN edi es- da ,esin' iof last seek, t...…
…tt* ~n. Wa~Ijj. VOL. II.-No. 59. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1891. The December Inlander' The December Inlander comes out this morning with a sensational arti- cle by Albert P. Jacobs, entitled "A Consequence of Co-education." The article contains facts and figures that are likely to make a great stir in the college world. After several pages of statistics the author sums up as follows: "The admission of women was soon f...…
…L j C . 4f RI.Mal, VOL. 1L-No. dS. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1891. PRiCE, THREE CENTS. The Choral Union. The Detroit Philharmonic Club miade their first appearance before a Chicago audience last eveining, i is the Auditoriiiu Recital Hall. For a couple of years past their reputa- tion as a remarkably fine quartet of striiig players has been rapidly ex- teniinig itself, yet it it is doubtful if aiiy of the auiesnce iua...…
…VOL. II.-No. 11. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. me on ho ex] aut are tai par str( the the eas Cl fou urg des be hos tho ' fee wid at are kit lar pan nan roo me unl cen was in plu of be war nun pat war The the tal. owr exe es the tho care for the by and the is ti THE NEW HOSPITALS. north end is the clinical amphithea- Description of ths New Quarters ter, with spacious seats and pit, and of the Medical St...…
…lc . of Alt.Wip VOL.. 1--N1. 15-4. What Northwestern Thinks The folioNsing coiiet on tie contest of the Northwestern (irator- 'cal ITeague is fromiittse N orthss sttris World:k _ condeinse the I'. rM DAItIY's accousnt oil the os1teSt tshjeli is certainly nitone too ptartial to N\irttissesterns's repsresentative. ,Ilore spave is givets to eaeti of the othser speakers ttiaisJsotsnsAidamts, alttughite tiook ttte secondiziree of $3o.,Goniitev, [T....…
…~1jc U. ELI'Ot'IIII: 'I -I A. (l . WM NTp. N, '1'I TRBTSTO PROF. WELLSa, i stonedf b a a ii f (0(1a gieat loss to tihe Oi Li siti_ Senate Memorial. i that (11s1inguiishid (1aw ii fi titi whih 1to thebai ad o is pcirsonailly, ________iuai be said :to i t i Lbeenii 1fluen- tlierL orc lieit [Cuntiiinii from yesterdaot. ticeai in cxtaiili'tong our tresn A R se da' li t uc togetter ex- tent Offew bn a he la f t em ofintru cctiiron. otpxressclx cxth...…
…n , r 1 . 'S R - YL f " - - _ -...__ 170L. I.No. 359. UNIVERSITY OF MICHfGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1890. PRICE 3 CEriNTS. OLTALSCIENCE ASSOCIA-stl h lssiool afit~o TION.s tl'ctSin ylal ups rd of byLvIincolon'sprocJlamoation. SVery Interesting Meeting Last I e'oclyit styuiv e c10 siseretl Evening. a- a stept tow ardl the ciii iatoss of -t l_ 7 -lfi en.I Oe after anotlie rofitie It t'e tlee~t~ ofthe 1lcliiicalI laste Iliiiiinatisve csief-, haver...…
…1 - yil r AAhkL . f I No6. UNIVERSITY OF MIC JIG. N, PRESIDENT HENRY WADE boaitti- diziei o r~n w Rt3GES. l itnda half ttotreetmilion doltlars." Te lloti,, a1-a- wi attentclie liv 1 Tels te Daily Readers Some- tt About Northwestern vyol University. ; -:Well]l icnint s5y 15 ly Proi ice y IIatlo o~or fo- (titr cataltoiue t ovarlttill tis-o ilerly elyt~d oesfr altoutt2000 itt all. I1tcre aitovotr ,dyDan ttlfteLatiytdeipartmettttI1 rsfsosaliitttto...…
…VOL. I. No. 39. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. TIME FOR A HALT! very anxious to excite resistance so as to have some excuse for ar- REST FIVE STUDETS ANAR- esting more students And making A TOWN BOY ON VERY a stronger example. II. L. SLIM PRETEXTS. Crumnner had started home in the ipu company of two others, wAhen lie nds are to be Raised to Defend the Boys and Prosecute was ordered to move on; but an- the ...…
