…Tl-' -F 'SCI -IICAN .DATLY . AOW - PAGF TTTTZP 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AC1~ TITR~ UNIVERSITY MEASURE NOT PECULIAR -SINK Glover, '27, To Lead University Students In European Travel A Butterfield Theater 849. ~5i, Look at Today's Great Bill iE VERSATILE/RT r State Senator States Appropriation Frederic S. Glover, '27, has taken Bill Is in Line With Ex)pasion charge of the University of Michigan And 11aintenanice Policy student trip throug...…
…k-U J A . ;' v t _.,. . , .{ .. _... _ _ _. .. ... Published every morning except lion dugring the Utiv&siW ° be i bftwr '4 Control of Student t FoIcation.. L1 the proposed death penalty bill, per- haps on the thedry thiat they were More directly concerned with it than r'iL Members of Wcwtera Confermoe EditorIl Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en" titled to the use for repuablication of all news" dispatches credited to i...…
…THS LICHIGAN * Y , . AuW n I (iter-class swimming meet, with will Work in two shifts. The first] AL M AEO [Il II elt evie En e v rsTUIfrB S1, ons~hl fehen won a( group will usher for the Tuesday, Indiiduas' A out hems lvesDr. ellose second, with 15, seniors third, Wednesday and.Thursday perfor-,Al' flIIIIndividualsAbout___hemselves-Dr.ABell with 11-2 points, and juniors placed mances, while the e~od will oforl Ch . 11.11 11 -L- fourth, wit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY JUNIOR WOMEN WILLI OPEN PLAY TUESDAY (Continued from Page One) Collegiate chorus: girls ,Helen Bel- I cher, Martha Brantingham, Margaret Meyer, Adrienne Nagelvoort, Lucy Seeley, Nina Slater, Janet Symonds, Florence Wertel, Florence Widmaier; men, Gladys Appelt, Helen Blackwood, Kathryn Francis, Marion Groesbeck, Edwina Hogadone, Mary Lawton,t Eleanor Phelps, Helen Raikes. Specialty chorus: Margaret Breer,S Madelyn Dankers, ...…
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… " ..wfM ' M _ ,,, ". 4ann's Team Final arrangements for the the annual individual champl fthe Introlegiate Swin oclation made at theirecent eetig of ofhcis of that1 01ved the changinig of-the . ate cf the sv im meet to ?Marc G, the sme date as the Big T inl thus .prhibitiflg Michigan I~,HU'GGINS PRE~PARES I ___ __ I ___ v.. rinnirn i iiii nn w rud;j FOR 1927 sEAsO Lurnmn, ILLIMi UflJU' 'UAOS BEBIN *ORKI jholding l ; "d. ~a Spring; P...…
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…)ESTABLISHED 1890 jig S11t aiiM ASSOCIATED F PRESS VOL. X;KXVII, NO. 123. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1928 EIGH9T PAGES !U NMSTORY OF'EXPEDITION TO NORTHERN ISLAND IN ORAT01I ,AL SERIES HERE TONIGHT 'BALK TO BE ILLUSTRATE3D Noote Pub isher Directed Exploration lit Grcenland' For Amierican l spim In 1926 George Palmer Putnam, publisher, explbrer and lecturer, will be the eighth speaker on the current Orator- ical association...…
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…; !') t 4 1 13, ~l~2S THE MICHIGAN DAILY A NU TO EBAEEW THTETROT1C TYTOLL GE lpht Nu deating policy and will be ROC ER OVII~AL~ION CENTRAL AMERICAN POLICY OF UNITED STATES!'folowdb y a il wdithlic:: 1Z fli, occ~ywill b te irst. apcaikel'. 11, 11;n . 1, iyinn h c- 112s '1ii1d b t ' i i 'h l t?1- I" il ht l'raof fe ini t-lie udU:; a_ iiCH OaL-of [ O 1 ^.l, n o1t131:1. 1)7t wi ' y:ll' 4();1{,)$8.1a,(,z J 01 aiIIC,'J, and Paul 1Frai-t - 1"11n ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA Published every morning except Monday ring the University year by the Board in. ntrol of Student Publications.- Member of Western Conference Editorial sociation. a The Associated Press is exclusively en-a led to the use for republication of all newst spatches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news pub- hed herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ichigan,eas second class mat...…
…', MARCH 13, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY M&vAM GIVE ANNUAL BANOUET Rev. Stalker Comments On Religious flE PflflIflE UlC no 'Expression Of Life On Two Campuses u r, OLbJDU UL yr m umiio "I have had observations of cam- Bluebooks Form Theme For Decora- tions And Menus O? Banquet Sponsored By Symphonic League TOASTS ARE SURPRISES Carrying out the theme of "blue- books," the annual banquet of the School of Music was given at 6:30 o'clock las...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _____________________________ . . ... , A I L V ! I A L BULL[T IN ' Publication in the lluin i constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. M. (11:30 a. m. Sturday.) I Volume S. ', -- AY, ~ 4 Ui 13. Number 123. ecutive Board, ( aut 1oI Tere will be a meerin, the Executive Board of the Graduate School Tuesday, March 13, at 4 o'clcrk. Ruth A. Rouse...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Ar t an I t ;# MEMBER ASSOCIATED( PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 117. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1929 FIGHT PAGES NUMEROUS PAPERS TO BE PRESENTED BEFORE ACADEMY MORE THAN 200 ADDRESSES AND REPORTS PLANNED FOR MEETINGS MOVIES WILL BE SHOWN One General Meeting Is Arranged In Addition To Various Sessions For Special Sections More than 200 addresses and pa- pers will be presented before the meetings of the 13 sect...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Appointment Of New CAMPUS LOSES F Professor To Arts WIT H DEATH ANNSCES PROORA S Staff Is Announced THIRD ROUND DEBATES Another traditional figure oft Avard Tennyson Fairbanks WillM FOR Michigan campus has become Come Here This Spring As Sixteen Teams Survive First Two a memory of the past. o Professor of Sculpture Meets In Long Series of 'Boots," for nine years the belov Elimination Contests SECRETARY RASH DISCLOSES...…
…1vt Ly 1i P TLWenleyTo Address Annual Meeting Of ILL EXHIBIT ORGrand Rapids Alumni E J. Ottoway. And Professor Samuel E- - Dana Also To Bt Present At Affair To Confer With Officials PRESENT DISPLAY IN FIELD OF1 Prof. Robert M Wenlev, of the t # UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS ACCOMPLISH MUCH THROUGHOUT PAST SIX YEARS A TIT EDITOR'S NOTE-This is the ment with Dr. Carl E. Guthe as eighth of a ser'ies of articles illus- associate director and Dr. W. B. t...…
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…H E M I C HA G, A N* i L. Y u _ -- [.[.~-. - _. . ... . 4 - ii - -- ATHENA WINS ANNUAL DEBATE WITH PORTIA HLD TEDY NIGH ESTABLISHMENT OF BUREAU Content Johnson, Painter,I Intense Color To Ga Content Johnson is known as the cause woman painter who might just as subje well have become a musician so caugi will,~ Employs 5 UfM lljII j 'Cora Claims She Has Been Unfairly iin Glowing Quality U UU LAttacked For Attitude On Th of this close ...…
…TH E M1CHi~zAAt Ly~' Wbii TA:MZ 3,ii __ V I'..^i1:11 1 1. 1t: :Yi 1 i, L iL J y SEND SMALL SQUAD TO CONFERENCE EXPECT INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES TO FEATURE INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Heston And Beatty Loom As Record the mark held by Cavanaugh, an- Rreakers In High And other Colt star, by seven full sec- Low Hurdles onds. These performances seem to insure a strong showing by .the With Northwestern already con- defending titlehlders in the dis- I T...…
…- ,.;, ''P MNESDAY, MARCH IS, 1926 Y Tl HE M1CKI. A A i -, PAGE S-Ev'rw WEE>NESDAY, MARCH 13, l92~ - PAGE S~V~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ®®Yi What Varsity Tracknmen Did At The Conference Meet C ------------ ------------- --- _ (Continued From Page 6) The Wolves -qualified five men in the preliminaries -and registered points in four of the ten events to nose out Ohio State and flnish ahead of live vother Conference teams. With the improveme...…
…VACi E EIGHT f . , O- A I L i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 131 1929 PAGEEIGH THE---el-IGN-D--Y-- .NE.AY.......13.192 ;. .. .._ I DAI L Publication i t of the Universil dent until 3:301 Vol. XXXIX OFFICILBULLETIN he Eunetin is constructive notice to all membets ty. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- p. m. (11:30 a. n. Saturday.) WEDNESDAY, MrARCI H 13, 1929 No. 117 I University Lecture: M. Andre Chevrillon, distinguished man of letter...…
