…an u a L ) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1925 MONDAY ES DR. JOHN H.1INLE TO GIV ADDR ESS SPEAKER IS NEW YORK TIMES{ EDITOR; WAS COLLEGE PRESIDENT GRAM IS MARSHAL President Lloyd to Confer Degrees; Exercises to Include "Taps" and "Reveille" BACCiALUEATE TO SENIORS HTO1M OOi "DIADEMS AND FAGOTS" CHOSEN; AS SUBJECTS BY AKRON MINISTER. WAS PASTOR HERE Graduates Will Assemble on Campus; March to 1ill Auditorium -' in Body WILL B...…
…onaay n by blica- sively en-. Arbor, Michigan, matter. $i.so; by mail' Maynard Street, d as evidence of ,d in The Summer the Editor. Un- I receive no con- may be omitted in the writer. The necessarilyendorse n the communica- Commencement time, and all that goes with it, is the most inspiring time of the year, especially to those undergraduates who witness the af- fairs of the week. And mixed in with the hilarious, the bombastic, we find the...…
…Alm~ In Brief the and or nearly a been the em- and justice. nes symbolize be respected .the past be- it represents. he authority vernor of the I hereby pro- a 14, 1925, as that the flag ver possible." s Memorial wed To New ?sting Ground ray and weatherbeaten, ldest monuments on the nds dn its new resting. he east side of the Li- hidden by thick green mnerly it stood in the between the south side y and the Physical Lab- although many stude...…
…FICIAL ULLETI tin is constructive notice to all- members of eceived* at the office of the Summer Session a. m. Saturday). TURDAY, JUNE 13, 1925 Number 182 inent Events: the resolution of the Deans passed at their con- which provides that no student shall be allowed events of Commencement Week who has not at requirements for his degree. the present year the above ruling does not af-" rses from the Nurses' Training-School at Com- e conditions as...…
