…1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r .. JUNIOR PLAY PLOT HAS UNUSUALPOSSIBILITIES Fine possibilities for showing dram- atic ability and a plot which far ex- ceeds former plays are characteristic of this year's Junior Girls' play ac- cording to Prof. John L. Brumm, di- rector. Practically all leading characters have been chosen. Those who have been called are requested to learn their lines for the first regular re- hearsal to be held at 9:30 o'clock...…
… t :.., S1 OF sals for a college constitution discussed by the faculty forum' tomorrow night in the Nat-, ence auditorium. The princi- be discussed afe those of a lege movement, which is being 1 by numerous educators out the country. Of the. 32 nts who have expressed their -l of the proposition 16 are .n professors. and instructors. colleges, from every corner United States are represented novement. principles upon the basis of the constitu...…
…IDOUS MANUFACTU of Genuine SUITS \ 1 _ \ t ' i . ' K r-- -AT- 0' 5 .50 $33.50 ~ .d ~I )I _.. . fit I S... and *37.50 .*.,; FITPJRN U.- * .1 * 1i For Suits which are Guaranteed to have sold for $45 and $50 until Today backed by the Fitform Label and insured to be the very best that money coul even at regular prices. At the Gigantic Price Reductions above stated they b .;1 A i . - - _ \ s \ 4 1 } ' i 4- { : _ 1 .. , k \ r ...…
…J. FOR uA1 I lilt Coach Yost ad Trainers Hahn Fallon Head Varsity Squad of 24 Players and WOLVERINES TO PRACTICE AT NASHVILLE TOMORROW Headed by Coach Yost and Trainers Archie Hahn and Billy Fallon, 24 members of the Varsity football squad leave from the Ann Arbor station at 12:40, city time, this noon for' Nash- ville where. they will meet the Van- derbilt eleven in a game Saturday Which will mark the opening of the new Dudley stadium,...…
…i rig, ivitLr-ii it UHiL I - - I V II V CROSS COUNTRY SQURO ERWHELMS II[Nt, OHIO STATE MICHIGAN Hal PROBLEM ff jjf OE ire 1923 GRID SCHEDULE TO s GIN w 12-B i Six Wolverines Place Among First Eight for Score of 20 ;idiauns '39,-Bnckeyes 53 ~SBELL WINS~ YROM HIARD RACE SCOTT, OF ILLINOIS (Special to The Daily) Columbus, Nov. 11.-Michigan won the triangular cross country meet with Illinois and Ohio State in a one-t sided race here tod...…
…::. . !NCE TON S TARS CHOSEN FOR ALL-EASTERN GRID HONOR S : 0 BROWN'S ALL-EASTERN SELECTIONS FIRST TEAM Gray, Princeton, left end. 't'reat, Princeton, left tackle. fDi~ken-n. Princeton, left guard Garbisch, Army, center. Cross, Yale, right guard. hanson, Cornell, right tackle. White, Army. right encl. lluelo, Harvard, quarterback. Owen, !Harvard, left half. Jordan. Yale, right half. Kaw, Cornell, fullback. Cornell pivot man, because, to ...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE "THE BEAUTIFUL AND THE sary to the story, because she fits in Meneffee, "I believe, steel wheels on DANED" so well with the first part of the title. SteeV A uto W heels automobiles wilt be used practically Dy F. Scott Fitzgerald Goria is beautiful and sophisticated, Prof. Ferdinand N. Menefee, of the altogether." a very dangerous combination, and Engineering Mechanics department, (A Review by ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JAI THUThSDAT, JA i' w 111/ YI rI IYYI I 1 11 lllil l I DAILY OFFICIAL DULLETIN Volume ! THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922 Number 78 Faculty, Colleges of Engineering and Architecture: There will be a meeting of the Faculty of these Colleges on Friday, Jan. 13, at 4:15 p .m. in Room 411, Engineering building. LOUIS A. HOPKINS. Seniors in Engineering and Architecture: If you expect to graduate in February and have n...…
…-" Michigan Daily: of the underlying principles of mpaign for the proposed wo- building is, I understand, to strate that women should and cupy a definite position on the s, not as a fifth wheel on the , but as a vital power in cam- !e and activities. The question mind is not concerned with >tives and ability of the women elves, but with the policies of in authority. Are the latter the girls in this undertaking, they getting themselves up as t...…
…f1 rza taI 171 . a.ri -r - Wesaa s iCIAL ULLET.N 118:0P. (U:W" 6uALSaturdsiL) I , MAY 12, 1922 Number 161 Senate: ourth regular meeting of the University Senate for the year will at 8 p. m., Monday, May 15, in Room C, Law building. Report of Control of Student Publications. Consideration of proposal for es- a University Committee on Discipline, J. L. MARKLEY, Secretary. Education Reception: taff of the School of Education will give a rece...…
… Y OFFICIAL DULLETIN in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of ity. Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11.:30 a. m. Saturday.) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 19 2 Number 16 _3 liege of Literature, Science, and the Arts-First Faculty Meeting: The first meeting of the Literary Faculty for the year will be held on nday afternoon, Oct. 16, at 4:10 in Newberry Hall. Annual election to nding committees and general business. All members of the t...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILN la Secures First U.a S. Glider Con test, - - - - ,I ........................S...:. ka3: 7' "...._..... Y~i":. . l $'} f .~0 '] I Veera s h nor d Iflags of the allied naations, together with red, white, and blue candles on At Betsy Barbour the tables. eereevd yMs Jeanette Perry, director of the dormn- Dancing, a real cider barrel, andtoyanMisLahGHaerbu- Iwaitresses who were dressed in pert ness manager. French aprons ...…
… [LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ion In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of versity. Copy received until 2:20 v. in. (11: 30 a.in. Saturday.) TUESDAY..l)ICE'.11ER. 12. 192a Nuinber 67 i { { place their orders before 5 p. mn. Tuesdlay, DPec. 12, either at the desk on the second floor of the Engineering building, or with the J. F. Wuerth Co. C. A. MILLER, Committee Chairman. (lass Asaernbly will be held at 8 o'clock in Room 348 on...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, MARCI 12, 1922 i EAST AND WEST MEET AT will be all the more fruitful because THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB of their differences." (Continued from Page 1) Raleigh Nelson, of the engineering CHDIES-A CRITICISM- college called "The Magic Carpet;" A REVIEW BY G. D. E. the "All National Hullabaloo;" the ''All Nation Jamboree;" and the "All (Continued from Page 5) Nation Vodvil." The club has been has published for a y...…
…offce of' the di- asium, or in the Newberry hall. Act 2 first p.art at 3 o'clock. Act 3, second- part, at 4 o'clock. Act 1 at 2 o'clock, Friday. Act 2, first part, at 3.o'lock. Act, second part, at o'clock. more effectively the work that they are contemplating. Part of this work is to plan ways for raising funds for the Michigan league. All Mortarboard alumnae are urged by the committee to be present since the meeting is important. Walter( ...…
…Section 4AA TwoNA ,IG UA EB19 VOL. XXXIII. No. 43/ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1922 Section Two PRICE FIVE CENTS AD UlV iER AID LIFEL Upper Class Advisory Comiitteemen Assist in Urging Yearlings To Sign Cards I "Told You So," Says Geddes On Reparations Question; Polish Investigator Looks To Germany For Peace Or War; World's Attitude Must Change, Says South American Talented Group Of Stars Replaces I Mary Garden's Company in ...…
…NAYDEN REYIEWS PART - U ~ .-------- - -I I N Blulletin AL IN. Saturdays.) t . Number 11'f Council in the President's ofies R. W. BUNTING, Secretary. mate will be on Monday, March' irectors of the Michigan Union,- iversity Extension Lectures. an, Bogle, and Van Zwaluwen- J. L. MARKLEY, Secretary. . meeting of the Forum in Natural Science Auditorium, rch 13, at 7:30, to discuss "Proposals for a College Con- ther matters that may be bro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, N .UE STARTS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE NY THEATRE TONIGHT TEAMS ORGANIZED -FORLIE RIEE TO START MONDAYa -SORORITY, DORNITORY,'LEAGUE HOUSE DISTRICTS TO BE . CANVASSED PLEDGES TO BE GIVEN YELLOW TAGS TOWEAR EWll . iro'T Iga Chart .r+ r ! i r www .w.i w+r r r.. .rrrr rW r _ _ _ .. _ _ _ __. _ .. ;, i "LosAngeles Michigan Gaily" Published By Alumni In West "The Los Angeles Michigan Gaily" ( During ,Mrs. Holbrook's west...…
…1 " if l SiJw $FRtr I14mn auug SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1922 'he Twain, East sand West, Meet At the 'Cosmopolitan Clubt ly Delbert Clark) T ers, who are banded together for the students, who come froin countries especially among American born stu- an d Chinese, American purpose of having an enjoyable so- whose educational opportunities are dents, to be asked to join, as it is, in Soth African and Soth cial time....…
… EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1922 THROUGH THE = OPERA GLASSES SL. L. N : l11itii i l11141illll rtrl rrl Cri;lilU COMEDY CLLB Comedy Club, the oldest of Michi- gan's dramatic organizations, has of- fered opportunities to students inter- ested in work in the drama since 1885.. Unlike.Masques or the Opera, Comedy Club has none of the problems of find ing a girl masculine .enough to be the hero or a man with those indefin...…
…Possibilities p (Continued frdm Page 1) e to London, a distance of 240 miles, in t two and a half hours, at a cost of less sw than $12. Routes are also maintained p from Paris to Brussels, Rotterdam, d Ainsterdam, Prague; Strassbourg, War w saw, Rabat, Casablanca, Toulouse, 'and many other town. This s year the routes have been extend- n ad to Constantinople via Buchar- r est. For two or three years it has beenp pbssible to go from Paris to Al...…
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….1-I Letu (By Marion Kerr Echoes of events in Rus, our consciousness like lo from a medieval goblin bo casional personal touch '1 of the Russian goblin book cry from one of the chara in, strikes us with surpr: discover for the nth time, ishment, -that stories, like eluding the Freudian vf sometimes true. Following is a letteri Dean E. H. Kraus of -the of mineralogy from a for] mate, Prof. P. Sustschinsk at Novotcherkasak, Russia was en.route f...…
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…SMARCH 12, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE s Chimes--A Criticism (By G. D. E.) a number of articles in the issue were Some time ago, in a national publi- distinctly worth while. But before taking up the February number in de- cation variously damned and praised, tail, let me brief hastily a few features I made the statement that Chimes of former issues, most of them ex- carried the woist stories ever written, tremely bad. that it was no good...…
…12,; X922 TEMCIA AL the frozen wilderness in Alaska, is which is naturally farcical, and build- the setting for Jack London's great1 ing pure, whimsical comedy on it 1story "The Son of the W olf," a vivid I Without miaking it grotesque. icturization ,of which wvill be, shown Two strangers, -ani alost young Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The man andi a sli glaly more tha~n lXn95 story, considered one of London's most cugwoaaecatwtyl1 gripping...…
…Books and THE MICHIGAN Authors '4CROME YELLOW" , Amazon-like and rather terrible in By Aldous Huxley aspect, with an "elaborate coiffure of (A Review by R. D. S.) a curiously improbable shade of or- ange"; Mary, an amateur intellectual A year ago, when Aldous Huxley flapper with an overpowering fear of published his first book, "Limbo", I Freudian complexes; the pretty and humbly chronicled in these columns many-mooded Anne; Jenny, incon- m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , ,. .. _ ;,, ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN tions of interest from these remark- able showings which are newly assem- bled, but any argument tending to show that New Yorkers in general are a wasteful lot would have some diffi- culty in maintaining itself unchal- l engedl. Publication in the University. Volume 3 the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Copy received until 3:30 D. M. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) SUNIIAY...…
…I By F. Scott Fitzgerald (A Review by L. J. H. There are various methods by 'whic a man may make a sorry figure of him self. He may commit a crime. run for vice-president, marry six women and have them all suing for divorce simul taneously, refuse a million dollar legacy, or .write a bad book. Of this vast field of opportunities F. Scot Fitzgerald has chosen the last men tioned, and as a result, we have his latest novel, "The Beautiful and ...…
…THE MICHIGANI EAST AND WEST ILEET AT will be all the more fruitful because THE COS11OPOLITAN CLUB of their differences." (Continued from Page 1) Raleigh Nelson, of the engineering CHIMES-A CRITICISI-- college called "The Magic Carpet;" A REVIEW BY G. D. E. the "All National Hullabaloo;" the "All Nation Jamboree;" and the "All (Continued from Page 5) Nation Vodvil." The club has been has published for a year or so. I entertained at intervals in...…
