…i DECLINING BLACK ENROLLMENT See Editorial Page I Sic iau 1E~ai1F ENCORE High-mid 20s Low-upper teens See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 71 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, December 2, 1978 Ten Cents Ten Pages Student gets 'D' in class -sues 'U'for $885,000 By JOHN SINKEVICS Claiming he received "shabby treatment" from University officials and faculty members, a former University student is suing the University Regents for $885,...…
…UNITING ON CLASSIFIED RESEARCH See Editorial Page YI L IA1Fr :43 ii4H WILTING High-88 Low-63 Warm and partly cloudy, chance of thundershowers Vol. LXXXII, No. 20 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, October 2, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages STUDENT VOTE: Registration on campus closes By SARA FITZGERALD The city's two-week special voter registration drive ended yesterday with 2,543 new voters as of Thursday. City Clerk Harold Saunders expects...…
…THE WOMEN'S POLITICAL MOVEMENT See Editorial Page Y L SAfr Dati DISAPPOINTING High-low 60's Low-mid 40's Mostly cloudy, chance of showers Vol. LXXXII, No. 46 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, November 2, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages SETBACK FOR MAYOR: Tax committee gives Senate aims surprise split report for interim By TAMMY JACOBS A Citizen's Tax Committee- expected by many to recom- mend that Ann Arbor adopt a one per cent personal in...…
…STRENGTHENING UNION POWER See Editorial Page LY L 5k it tan 4i CHILLY High-33 Low-17 Cloudy and not so cold Vol. LXXXII, No. 68 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, December 2, 1971 Ten Cents Black enrollment swells as students it fu In May, 1970, the University committed smiles of pride and nostalgia will in- black enrollment commitment. Yet, agree that the present counseling and orities around here, and we couldn't itself to achieving 10 per c...…
…TRAGEDY IN NORTHERN IRELAND See Editorial Page Y L 5k ibprnx :4Iati' MONOTONOUS High-3a Low-17 Cloudy with snow Vol. LXXXI I, No. 95 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 2, 1972 Ten Cents Draft lottery to dayin midst o call redui By HOWARD BRICK draftees will be inducted before ministration to keep draft calls as According to Selective Service spokesmen say that they will be able A 19-year olds anxiously await the April. low as possibl...…
…City voter registration deadline FOR FURTHER REGISTRATION tornorro wINFORMATION, SEE PAGE 8 BUSING AND CHILDREN See Editorial Page Y 4bp A& trh, tgan :4Iaitii RETROGRESSING High--32 Low-28 Windy, with snow diminishing to flurries Vol. LXXXI , No. 120 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 2, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages NiI.p By ZACHARY SCHILLER Daily News Analysis A long and arduous series of presiden- tial primaries begins next week as...…
…VOTE TOMORROW IN CITY ELECTIONS See Editorial Page Sir'iAu :43, a t ty DULL High--40 Low-25 Cloudy, chance of snow flurries Vol. LXXXII, No. 139 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 2, 1972 Ten Cents Ten Pages Student vote to be By CHRIS PARKS Daily News Analysis The eyes of politicians, pundits and newsmen will be on Ann Arbor tomorrow as city voters-and per- haps 7,000 -newly enfranchised stu- dents-will go to the polls in the n...…
…SUPPORTING 'CAMPUS UNREST' See Editorial Page SW~iax Ilaliji SUMMER SUPPLEMENT .LXXXI, No. 1Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, September 2, 1970 SIX SECTIONS-54 PAGES Legislature By ROB BIER Daily News Analysis A new word entered the student vernacular last year-repression. And with the numerous laws and rules passed in the last six months aimed at c a m p u s disruptions, repression promises to become an active part of the student experie...…
…Sheriff Harvey: Law and order speaks By JONATHAN MILLER To see him involves going through a twelve foot high fence, presenting identifi- cation and having your name entered in a log. Once inside . Washtenaw County Jail, Sheriff Douglas Harvey's small office is full with only a desk and three .chairs. His gun and gas mask hang over the coat rack be- hind the door and his desk is cluttered with awards from Lion's Clubs and other groups. - Th...…
…HOOVER STRIKES AGAIN See Editorial Page L Iflfr i!Anl DaiIP WINDY High-45 Low--35 Cloudy and windy, slight chance of rain Vol. LXXX, No. 74 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, December 2, 1970 Ten Cents Evs. ': Grievances vs. interpre Ed. Note: This is the last article in a Many of the charges stem from differ- ances, maintaining that the actions cited negotiator, says that no supervisor is going ary action taken by the University has not tw...…
…HEALTH CARE See Editorial Page t4lc'4w" iaUiiQ SHADOWY High--mid 20's Low-joo See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 103 ,_. Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 2, 1979, Ten Cents Twplva Pnnr:c" "' Faculty members to discuss salary disclosures i By HOWARD WITT One history professor strongly favors public, disclosure of faculty salaries. A doctor of pathology questions how much of a professor's salary should be revealed. A German p...…
…NATIVE AMERICAN SUIT See editorial page I P irt an FighIity-Nine Years of Editorial Free domi ~ai~ti DISSIPATING High T 47O Low - mid-20's See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 127 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, March 2, 1979 Ten Cents . Twelve Paaes Ten Cents-T( vv[ PnanWCl~ R Economic indicators signal slowdown Ford criticizes foreign policy inU' lectures Steepest drop since 75; Carter remains optimistic By JOHN SINKEVICS Gre...…
… COl-OP HOUSING DISCUSSED See Pace f Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom ~a ii4 LATE SNOW High--28 Fair turning cloudy followed by snow In late evening. VOL. LXX, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2,1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAC I I x 'J.B' SEMINAR: Play Discusses Values By CAROLINE DOW "Macliesh's message in 'J.B.' is that reverence for life and inter-fellowship of man is all that is left to man," Dean of Women Deborah...…
…ROSH HASHONAH: A NEW YEAR See Page 4 YI Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :4Iaitii FAIR, COOL High-68 Low-5Q Continued all day with increasing cloudiness Saturday t1Vk UENT~ ...+... VAT. E NV. Nn 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1995 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA YV LA.LSASl a. 1 . 'ivL Steel Negotiators Meet Twice) In Attempt] Early Settlement Appears. Un-likelyDespite Pressure PITTSBURGH (P) - Steel negotiators, feeling th...…
…Crisler, Prof. Plant Kill Power Struggle RumoA By FRED KATZ Associate Sports Editor Michigan Athletic Director H. O. "Fritz" Crisler and faculty representative Prof. Marcus Plant of the law school last night squelched reports of a so-called "power struggle" between Western Conference athletic chiefs and faculty groups. Both men said a lead story in the "Daily Northwestern" last week was without basis in stating that Big Ten athletic directo...…
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…he MRI)( Nichigr , I-\anY, Daily Vei)r.. \TT. No, 1-8. ILLINOIS TAKES l( I I;~.Ni2K S {;IN:NTjjjSI "\"II( 0:20Z1INt NI IN MICHJIG~IAN IS SECOND Strong Wind Helps Break Rec- ords in Dashes and Hurdles-- Chicago Is Second. III, NV(-IN 111 N. IlIIIINNIIo 17: 13: 1 i 11tr11 0 11111 I 111111lJ :N tr D nw 1. ltc rt3lec - l ti a I ui I N) r itt" 1 u frm te LV11sy t he sm -e- VII I N a elhain fte 11 ic ilIN Agi- culinral 11CIN INNeN Aiwnig he ...…
…0 NIXON PRIMARY; 'MAN BITES DOG See Editorial Page Bk i C~ &UAI WET AND MILD High--43 Low-36 Slowly falling temperatures accompanied by rain or snow Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1968 SEVEN. CENTS TEN PAGES Crime By DANIEL OKRENT Last of a Three Part Series Stealing a book or smashing a dormitory vending machine may not be as serious criminal acts as rape or dope...…
…BOMBING HALT: TOO LATE See editorial page C, 4c i :4E a it~ FAIR 1-igh-57 Low-25 Cool during the day; partly cloudy and warmer tonight Vol. LXXVII, No. 153 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tuesday, April 2, 1968 Ten Pages City Dems TakeLBJ 3 Council Seats To MVeet Kennedy, -0 Quenon Beats Riecker byOne Vote; Voter Turnout Lowest in Years Democrat Ernest Quenon eked out a one-vote upset vic- tory over his Republican Second Ward opponent Jam...…
…Voter registration for elections ends Friday AAUP REPORT: ATTEMPT AT SANITY See editorial page WL gutjt~~ ~~IAitj WINDY High--80 Low-55 Partial chance of rain Vol. LXXIX, No. 29 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, October 2, 1968 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Voice factions shelve disputes Expected feud fails to erupt; third group announces split t{ By DANIEL OKRENT Feature Editor and STEVE ANZALONE A direct confrontation between leaders...…
…MAKING YOUR VOTE COUNT See editorial page C, 4c fitg n :4Iatii 4 BREEZY Iligh--64 Low--45~ Mostly sunny, windy 4nd cooler Vol. LXXIX, No. 56 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, November 2, 1968 Ten Cents Eight Pages hieu ref uses to attend tal.s Hanoi agrees to conference By The Associated Press North Vietnam today announced it will take part in four- party peace talks in Paris as proposed by President Johnson in his bombing halt p...…
…EVEN 'MODEL' CITIES HAVE LONG WAY TO GO See editorial page C, r Sirr igau ~~Iait SUNNY High-76 Low-43 A little warmer; small chance of rain Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1967 SEVEN CENTS allopingosts Force Cinema Guildinto. By NEAL BRUSS ist, explained assistant chairman cording to chairman Richard Ay- at the time of the film's seizure Legal costs are now $1,500 an...…
…REAGAN v. PEARSON TWO EVILS? See editorial page \:YI rL , t C ig an :43 tiiy FOGGY RAIN High-56 Low--5 Windy with rain, calmer towards evening. Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1967 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES LEGISLATIVE REACTION: Student Boycott Brings 300 Stage Non-Disruptive Threat By STUART GANNES Northern Michigan University officials were told yesterday by the ...…
…CUTLER ACTION: 'U' DISGRACE See editorial page ( I p 047 14 Bjil* iau :4E itii DRIZZLE High-3 s Low--25 Chance of snow flurries this evening Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom. VOL. LXXVIII, No. 77 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1967 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES Residential College Seminar Probes A pa By HENRY GRIX Students regularly break away from the campus grind for a brief vacation. They go as far as Ber- muda or Cal...…
… STUDENTS AND THE BUDGET See Editorial Page Y lflr igau ~~taitj SPRING? High-35 Low--25 Up to four inches of snow Vol. LXXX, No. 149 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, April 2, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Regents act on demands By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ The Regents yesterday authorized President Robben Fleming to implement several of the points on which he and the Black Action Movement (BAM) have reached agreement, but declined to adopt several d...…
…I. i (:. k i The MichiganDaily VOL. XVI. ANN ARBOR, (MICHIGAiN, TIl1[.Ii'ii)XY, tfIX VARSITY SCRIMMAGES CIlTX I hill ie N "F ). DEBATES BEGIN THIS WEEK AGAINST ALL-FRcSHposedietily fst ernProspects For Winning Teams Are Turner's Little 'Uns Make (ood ittent l fc.eete ii uttii ey(obeod- s eams Showing Against Varsity-Harry Mitchell:; eer etarv, "lonetii"tiCtox, Chsen Hiammond in Scrimmage- treaisutrer. XV. F. tcielv Team Leaves Tomor- "\: htt...…
…The M"ichigan Daily ANN ARBOR, \IICA IC} \N FRID \Y, NI \R('fI 2,190 JOf'. XVI. No.. 00. CLASS BATTLE RAGING MINUS IHAIR=CUTTING Action of 'Os Lits Ends Ancient "-11"'it 11()It nnt 111as1 I- toff op0o~ff010res ;ere sftiliO'i 'and fl-ele- in danfger for Custon---Copy of Freshman "'110 111 day. Ti lfo'timtne 'infcidenti 'Toast Captured by Sophomores.111a1;1a il- Iil ll yt tecui Ill Silt' '111 1111 'lfli I '-'ll refopecd ilak dtheiufill t l a...…
…The Michigan Daily ,TOL. XVI. CHICAGO FOOTBALL GAME PROBABLY CALLED OFF Chicago Has Apparently Asked to Be Released Fronm Contract--Mich- igan Will rant Request. From pre'scnt indicsations it is highly inpoal hat the foothll gaite te- fur nexti Nouieimibir iwill eversi le plye. ACiaodshpth sin oeof last ight's Deitpes sttiI that te ftoestli ,,f ie L iii iiiti of .Chiicguhail o- I Idd eutist toiPrIidsieit t igell ltiuuuhsitis iupsisilitobas ex...…
…The Michiga nDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S.--I["DX[AY.JUNE 2 1906. d'QL. XVI. Nit. 1 76. CAP NIGHT A GREAT StlN 'L'" tl'' I N PA E. ROUlS ING CELEBRATION The senior- receptioni Will he heldon ME ETING OF TI-Ihrg o asrseritaier cotittee Enthusiasm flanifest Every- NWcompT~EtI11 osed-i-f imensfrom,1dl IdeIsrtmetnts. where-A Short But (Good Pro- N _WOR_ STIRCILB Ilcrecion ill be toIssitsto students gram Provided and New Fea- Fast eeing a verve...…
…DULLES ADMITS CHIANG'S 'NAKEDNESS' S~r ua 43att See Page 4 Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXIX, No. 14ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1958 FIVE CENTS' CLOUDY, WARMER SIX PA S . y _ t Deans Aprove Calendar Change Shorten Final Examination Period; Add Week to Christmas Vacation By LANE VANDERSLICE The Deans' Conference determined a "new look" in University calendars yesterday with its approval of the calendar com...…
… Purdue Illinois 31! Indiana ...6 Auburn ... .6 . . . . . . . . Oklahoma . . 23 Colorado.. .7 Notre Dame . 40 Georgia Tec (h " Su if pD _PMich. State . . 7ERI ftAU~'0*' 8 Minnesota... 0 Florida . . . . 5 Navy . *. . . . 20 Duke . . 0_ Lf /GbV l3'f.lA.'.GG a r w iea a..". w..r va.. vas . _...__ . °"._ _ t - BAGWELL VS. WILLIAMS: TWO VIEWS See Page 4 C, r 1MwF Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 'Ah :43 CLOUDY, COOL -0 ...…
…ALASKA RETURNS BURY NIXON See Page 4 C, , r Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 41v :43 IA - tt]g CLOUDY, SNOW VOI. LXIX, No. 2ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1958 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA Wolverine Cagers Trounce Pitt in Opener, 75- C 'I Guards Star in Easy Upset Winl Mins ters T Ao% Panthers' Guard Scores 28 Points By JIM BENAGH Berlin -Daily-Peter Anderson STRICTLY FOR BIG BOYS-Michigan's Gordie Rogers (6'6") and Pit...…
…IJN II. of , J . ailn. VOL. V. NO. '. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBIER 2. 1894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. FACULTY CHANGES. Many New Men.-The Medical De-. partment Heads the List.-The Lit and Law Follow in Order. The beginining of the College year is always miarked by importanlt chanlges iri the curriculoui and ilnstrucetorso who have thle various departmients in clharge. Ibis year is ino exception, and aniiiunusuailly large inuiber is...…
…Ijc ft. of ,ill. 1ai 1,,. VOT'. V. UNIVERSITY OF MIICHIGAN, FRI DAY. N OVEMBIER ?, 1894. ILICE -TIIIEE CENTS. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The Gymnasium. INTER-CLASS FOOTBALL GAMES S. C. A. Next to the Largest in the Ieletki work will tie le(gunilliii lie '98 Lit and High School Stiong Country-Description of -insms n dmct-.Nov. 12. it110111- Teams.--A Series of Games Newberry Hall. Being Arranged. __________ ~ il,u otres'('ino1,1ppliitiOli. 'l...…
…Ijc t.01f , 1 oil9 Vol- V. No. 819. UNIVERSITY OF 'MICHIGAN, SATUTRDAY, FEBRUARY 2.,189M. PiiICE--Ttu EE CENTS. CIOAIIUINCOCR.Association of Western Institutions. CORL('ECOiRT CASICALI Cli. I ONFET RE-NCEi. it___lstme I11 i____ wllol'NO GOOD STUDENT ENTERTAINMENT LAST NIGHTALGEMTIGRAND A BRILLIANT SUCCESS. e1titren clt -ia riesolui ntion5pasd AL,4EMENGAR ANE ries to learn without hooks. (-iltgaii--io ici-iOi t t- FRMRH2- Some people thlou...…
…4j ii. of fill*. VoL. V. No. 106. 'THE COMING INDOOR MEET. MESSRS. REILLY AND BARCLAY TO APPEAR IN A CONTEST. A Wrestling Match Between Two of the Cleverest Wrestlers of the West. The prime attraction at the indoor meet, March 29th, will be the feature which drew the crowd last year, Messrs. Reilly and Barclay, of Dc- -troit, in a wrestling contest. All who were at the meet last year will need -po reminder of the skill of this pair. Mr. M...…
…VOL V,. No.- 132. I11hUVERSLTY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. CHARLES BAIRD RETURNED 'THE ALUMNAL BANQUET AT CH I- CAGO AND FOOTBALL MEETING. A.' A;'Stgg Representative to the Eastern Convention.-Proposed Changes In.Football Rules-Reso- .lelbna on the Great Colege Sport. Charles )aird returne d yesterday from Evanston and Chicago, where, he was sent AS thedelegate of the Athletic association. Mr. Baird spoke enthusias...…
…I ti , ' . 1a lU. VOL. V. No. 1418. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1895. 'PRICE-THREE CENTS. MAY FESTIVAL NEXT. OUR ANNUAL FEAST OF MUSIC BUT TWO WEEKS OFF. The Course Includes Four Con- certs-Several Old Favorites to Be Here-'"Damnation of Faust" to be Sung. The recond annual Maytt rol iof ii, Tlrive-sIty Mirsiclil society is ro', lifttle lilore Ian two wet.s off, and it can safely b.! said 'hat lastrSyear's grfeat sue c swill l...…
… A-h o r r 4 I NNN AlBOR, MICH., MOND)A-Y. OCTPOBER 2,1l8W)~. No. W ILD T T H Fine Fall and Winter H E Suitings, Golf Suits, E Fancy Vestings. T DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY T A We Carry the Largest A 1 Stock I L In the City. L o 108 EAST WASHINGTON ST. 0 R Rl BEFORE YOU BUY DSECTING CASES 36Soutb State Street. TEO LD Forsoeal wesw ~v THE ana layagil nl a k nfr ha oy .adlowareaaready with RELIABLE aR'1"1d rai nI lUNC1,.2 P~itdA ldEEGIAia'PY. R...…
… o r' o f VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, 31ICH., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1899. No. 34. WI PIDELTA PHI DNational Convention of This Oldest T T Professional Fraternityj Held T T in Ann Arbor. L 1 mThe seventh annual national conven- H Fie Fal an Winer Htion of the Legal Fraternity at Phi E Suitings, Golf~ Suits, E Delta Phi -will e held in the city to- Fancy Vestings. day and tomorrow under the auspices ,nO at the oct chapter. Some thirty el- ° 1 ...…
…Wbe 4f 94 Pai1( VOL. X. ANN AHBOR, MICJI., FHII)AY. FEBRUARY 2, 1900 No 95. W ILD T T Fine H WINTER and SPRING H E Suitings, Golfl Suits, E Fancy Vestings. T DRESS SUITS ASPECIALTY T A We Carry the Largest A Stock L In the City L 0 108 EAST WASHINGTON ST. 0 R R WIL D *WILDER'S SPECIAL ThIeta femto banotf tooth bototta tthat will not aed teir rio to' We rplie all Wilder's Pharmacy THE OLD F~o sve, i wekwt liv RELI ABLE sthamn'no w(hA- R. E....…
…beU of9 VOL. . ANN ARBOR, )MICH., FRIDAY, MARCH 21900. No. 114. Sprtn FRESH. VERSUS SOPH. ooooer-HI. B. Potter; Clerk of Course FARMER'S INSTITUTE. -J. F. McLean; Assistant Clerks of Corse-Teetzel, Sipp, aTalcott, Rich- Under Classes to Compete Indoor ardon; Track Jdges-Hayes Wood A Ver Interesting Address b Ex. A n o n e e tTonight. Brookfield; Field Jdges-Armstrong, Goernor Luce. Dvorak, Cook; Scorers-Lancashire, At yesterday tmorning's neet...…
…Wbe 'Of 94 Paili VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1900. No. 140. Spring Announcement G. H. WILD & CO. We have just received our line of spring woolens for men's wear. It includes everything in staples that are suitable and de- sirable for the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in quality and style to suit the most exacting taste, consisting of Tlop Coats, Suit- ings, Fancy Vests and Golf Trouserings. We in...…
…be Nor 94 Palm4P VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, NICH. SATURDAY, JUNE 2,1900. No. 183. Spring Announcement O. H: WILD &c CO. We have just received our line of spring woolens for men's wear. It includes everything in staples that are suitable and de- sirable for the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in quality and style to suit the most exacting taste, consisting of 'Top Coats, Suit- logs, Fancy Vests and Golf Trouserings. We invit...…
…t . Discrimination in Fraternities, (EDITOR'S NOTE: Following is the first in a series of seven articles discussing discrimination in fraternities at the University. The study is based on research, conferences with Interfraternity Council members, fraternity presidents and members, and editors of other college newspapers.) The social fraternity defends the individual's right to liberty and equality of opportunity. -From, "Principles of Demotra...…
…VOL. X.I ANN ARBOR, "MICR:., FRIDAY, NOVEMBEUt 2, 1900. No. 3. NO MOSS ON Tt SCRUBS .'ailed in tis wth a .,ayard run going Faculty Concert. Annucmn the whole (istanee ws gtied. Itetit- 'h tntCnot aeiti o niouciet As the Daily Predicted, Thiey Almost ter swent over iothe lohnt'ttit Th e fti litineithise yeeas-t Ears the Name of 'Varsity in fhi' turnirtof the liettld. 'Peehiptedii itnh ininowsciilre Our s~ecial line Ysedanuam t 1S BWite hel( t't...…
