…tIj U1. of , . n IQit. VoT.. V. No. 6 3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17. 18mi. Piuc'E TjiiE o (iNIs. MUFIAT HALSTEAD THE GLEE AND BANJO CLUES BASEBALL CANDIDATES NOTIfLT Lectures in the S. L. A. Course on Give Their Annual Concert in De- Meet and Talk Over Plans. -More N GOOD STUUDENT "The Relation of Journalism to Public Life." tlt'llat"' Ials11)10' 1011 1111 he ofl .Trlo 01 lilt. ilblOi"Lie-i11(1e '.5.1A.(f''1100e Sa1' ...…
…tt AL. ~ N, 7'. V. o. 41". UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1894. PRIG E-TzIIIE'ENTe''S. '96 VS. '97. The Juniors Defeat the Soho- mores by a Score of 4-0.-Good Playing on Both Sides. Y'tierdaysootall gaieiie l'slei le tliiiai' lulihi opliltioiiici'5 sll ien by teli e'lriiby' va scireof 1-0. Tie'plaingllislsnappylllVthirughotl Nineiy-six iekth le ball off at le line. Tlieibtll chinged lihindcs veali ime s Oiliwnss ad ladulc...…
…Ije U., of Al. Waln VOL. V. NO. 161. UNIVERSITY OF MICRIGAN, WED)NESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1494. PRlICE-THREE CENTS. OLIVET THIS AFTERNOON. Our Team Strenghtened by Old' Men.-The Line Up-Olivet Crip- pled Behind the Line. Yeterday's practice showedI the 'Varsity to bo working well together, sod today's playing io the gamle with Olivet should show a reat imptrove oven over last Satrday.AWith Fer- hert and Dyei' ehind the line. and Vllba in the ...…
…Aqlkw Ap.r APA4 -' - MM 1 111111 1 1 1 VOL. IV.-No. 164. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. GRAND OPERA CONCERT. shows his deep interest in the Uni- REGENTS MEET. - Tomorrow Evening's Musical Festi- versity of Michigan and its stu- Order Gymnasium Bath Rooms Fit- IYII BICYCLE val Entertainment at Uni- dents. ted up.-Confirm the Change versity Hall. The company that will go will of Required Hours. FOR SALE. ...…
…Voi. IV.-No. 121. UiNIYERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATUTRDAY, MARCH 1, 1894. P~acE, THREE CENTS. WON BY SADLER. an eloquent eiology on republicanII BASEBALL BENEFIT EVERY U. OF M. STUDENT A Successful Oratorical Contest- government. The oration produced '- t'5 liiy 01oy o B L , O i e W i s S e c'- a p o o n e ff e c t.' T h e G le e a n d B a n j o C lu b s ' C o n e r i% U o f M t B.L .lve isprfndTonight-New Musto and ri andPlae . S. Halaplian, '94} ...…
…VoL. IV.-No. :7. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1894 PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE GREATEST SONG-SINGER. his masterly performance aroused WE ARE IN LINE. an enthusiasm which manifested Candidates for the Baseball Nine As a Pleasing High Grade Baritone C N ers.-ote.Promi- Singer Max Heinrich itself in imperative encores. Mr. are Numerous.-Some Promi- has ro Eoual Z.eitz is a finished artist in every nest Men. ieiisinini no velis sid Y...…
…A6 VOL. IV.-No. 75. UT GRADUATES' CLUB. Purposes of the Proposed Organi- zation.-Important to the Graduate School, The movement for the organiza- tion of a graduates' club, now being NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. To urge attendance upon all gradu- FOR EQUAL RIGHTS. ate students ought scarcely to be iE Eminent Advocates of Woman Suf- necessary. frage Speak in Newberry The organizing meeting will tak...…
