…MEN ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR DORM SECURITY? See editorial page Y 4ii43UUa~ 47Iai4 FAMILIAR lligli-30 Low- 15 Cloudy, Nwindy: light snow Vol. LXXXI, No. 96 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, January 23, 1971 Ten Cents Ten Pages _ __ NEGOTIATE LEASE: Regen ts onN4 OKi ampu -Daily-Denny Gainer MEMBERS at the opening session of Ann Arbor's new radical political party vote to add a day to their convention. The conven- tion was originally sch...…
…THE COSTS OF BRIARWOOD See Editorial Page Y 4 OF43au ~~E~aiti SLICK y ligh--35 Low,-28 Freezing rain turning to snow by evening Vol. LXXXI, No. 122 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 23, 1971 Ten Cents BGSprogram: From'inferiority'to accep EDITOR'S NOTE: In winter, 1969, Brown was referring to the con- Currently, o v e r 1,000 students sented earlier this month to the bit as academically qualified as gram is only second rate - an es- h...…
…INDOCHINESE OIL CARTELS See Editorial Page Y Sirtrigari ~i~ait1 UNSPRUNG High-35 Law--25 Colder, variable cloudiness; snow flurries Vol. LXXXI, No. 139 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 23, 1971 Ten Cents Eight Pages North Vietnamese attack base at Khe Sanh ARVN units continue withdrawal from Laos From Wire Service Reports The base perimeter of Khe Sanh was briefly penetrated by North Vietnamese commandos last night. The attack on Kh...…
…WOMEN'S RIGHTS See Editorial Page hie LIEt iE3 aiQ EPHEMER AL High-70 See Today for details Vol. LIX, No. 15 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 23, 1978 Ten Cents Ten Pages Papers reveal spying on political activists By LEONARD BERNSTEIN Members of the Coalition to Stop Government Spying (CSGS) released documents yesterday 'indicating that a national network of police agencies collected and disseminated information on individua...…
…NIXON VISITS DETROIT See Editorial Page YI rL IflIE AD A a 12j'h COSMIC High-60 Low-40 Pleasant, partly cloudy Vol. LXXXII, No. 12 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, September 23, 1971 Ten Cents Mayday arrests: Legal issues f f t a -a;,r It has long been a grave question whether "Citizens were arrested under con- For three days last May, thousands of an any government, not too strong for the y liberties of its citizens, can be strong ditions t...…
…Crisis in Bengal: EDITOR'S NOTE: This article was corn- piled from news service reports of the conflict in East Pakistan. The flight of millions of Bengali ref u- gees into India to escape devastating civil war in East Pakistan has set the stage for a major confrontation on the subcontinent with the threat of a big power showdown lurking in the wings. In the stiflingly overcrowded border districts of western India an estimated nine million Be...…
… WRITE-ON INC. See Editorial Page Y L Ai t iAzr :Idy STAY HOME! High-30J Low--0 Fair and colder; occasional snow Vol. LXXXII, No. 64 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, November 23, 1971 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Te et Twelve Pages PRINT CO-OP ISSUE: Council considers action against ARM fails on'1 Senate to act "> By TONY SCHWARTZ Student Government C o u n c il may file criminal and civil charges against American Revolutionary Media (...…
…Grads hunting jobs: 'Scramble and scrounge' By ROBERT BARKIN "I'm advising my people to scramble and scrounge. Frankly, although the picture in the busi- ness school is better than most, we're running scared." This grim outlook for college grads is offered by Arthur Hahn, director of business school place- ment. And although predictions on how tight job opportunities will be this summer are varied, Hahn's advice to graduates is echoed uni-...…
…AISU I payo By ROBERT BARKIN In the wake of last month's con- troversialwdecision by Michigan State University to publicize fac- ulty salaries, concern over the pos- sible ramifications of that policy still exists. According to a trustee, an ad- ministrator, and a professor from MSU involved in the decision, some disclosure of salary should have been made. Yet all three objected to the way the matter was handled. Possible questions engender...…
…ILLINOIS -WHOSE LAST LAUGH? See Editorial Page I , Sfr~ti au ~1IaitA RELUCTANT High-35 Law--25 Mostly cloudy, windy, colder Vol. LXXXII, No. 130 FRAUD POSSIBLE: Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 23, 1972 Ten Cents Ten Pages SGC Senate votes gives strong assent to not* totaled amendment for women's rights By SCOTT GORDON and HOWARD BRICK The results of the all-campus elections remained muddled- last night, as vote tota...…
…TENT CITY CONTROVERSY See Editorial Page LY P AJ43AU ~IaitF SPINELESS Hligh--75 Low--58 Showers, ending late today; continuing humid but cooler. /, Vol L: X I, No. 18 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, September 23, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages CAMPUS BOMBINGS: Nixon asks Fleming removal calls for expanded FBI WASHINGTON () - President Nixon asked Congress yesterday for 1,000 more FBI agents and authority for instant federal action i...…
…CAMPUS JUDICIARY: THE WRONG APPROACH See Editorial Page Y 4hp 411 t r4t gan A& :43atl CHANGEABLE High-65 Low-50 Partly cloudy, chance of showers Vol. LXXXI, No. 44 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, October 23, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages SETS OWN GUIDELINES: - Engli oss t Council rejects recruiter policy -Associated press Capote in the clink Arthur Truman Capote talks to newsmen yesterday as he enters Orange County, Calif. jail to su...…
…r0,ir AN APOLOGY See Editorial Page t40 1 WEATHER BY FORTUNE High-low 30s Low-20 See Today for Details' I. Vol L)XAIA, No. Y4 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, January 23, 1979 Ten Cents- Twelve Pages Maize and Blue fiasco symbolicof housing struggle By MARK PARRENT Students began massing at the Bell Tower Hotel early Sunday morning. By evening, members from about 25 groups had paid $25 for a hotel room and the privilege of waiting in th...…
…- ;.; Widow sues V.A. hospitalfor malpractice By KEVIN ROSEBOROUGH Charging that her. husband's death at Veterans Administration Hospital in the sum- mer of 1975 was the result of negligent treat- ment and surgery, Cora Blaine filed suit yesterday in U.S. District Court demanding more than $1.8 million in damages. Blaine's husband, Bennie, was admitted to VA Hospital July 21, 1975, complaining of stomach pains. He remained a patient at the h...…
…POLICE SEARCHES See editorial page E 43UU Eighty -Nine Years o f Editorial Freedom IOUIIQ INCOHERENT High-T2o Low-490 See Today for details Vol. LXXXIX, No. 137 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, March 23, 1979 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages MSA suspends status of student By ALISON HIRSCHEL After failing to report the fate of. almost $10,000 allocated to them by the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA), 22 student groups yesterday had their status as...…
…DEFENSE ORGANIZATION TOO LOOSE See Page 4 Y teto dirn Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom aii4 PARTLY CLOUDY High-49 Low-15 Occasional snow flurries, continuing in the evening. VOL. LXX, No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1960 FIVE CENTS $IX PE Officials To Confer On Chrysler Taxes Brazer Cites Property Tax Question As Central to Company's Complaint Gov. G. Mennen Williams will invite Chrysler Corp. officials to meet wit...…
…RESIDENCE HALLS: SOMETHING WRONG? flee Page 4t Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 4jjatj. CLOUDY, SNOW High--34 Low-24 Increasing cloudiness, light snow flurries. VOL. LXX, No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX I _ __ Expect Reaction to Rio" As 67 Die in South Afric 4~ -Daily-David Giltrow GOP CONTENDERS--Rep. George Sallade and Sen. Edward Hutchinson face each other as they will undoubt...…
…COMPREHENSIVES: PRO AND CON see page 4 S r4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom DaitP WARM, CLOUDY High-83 Low-55 Present conditions to continue with little change Y1Vi~ U1L1NT~5 VA!,. LXX, No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1960 FIVE UENTS$ SIX PA aua aY.a v r Michigras 0 Marches in with Parade ( of Toy * * * * * * * * * Ike Welcomes de Gaulle, Raps False Peace Parleys To Discuss Conference Difficu...…
…)EVELOPMENT COUNCIL FACES PROBLEMS See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Z43aii4 L. No 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1959 ._ SGCT By KENNETH MELDOWNEY, The new Student Government Council plan approved over the summer by the SGC Plan Clarifi- cation Committee will be dis- cussed at the Council meeting at 7:30 p.m. today. The aspect of the new plan de- bated most heatedly was the see- tion permitting a revie...…
…Jr Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom E it CLOUDY, MID High--70 Low'-47 Scatterd showers iexpected tonight. FIVE CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1959 FIVE CENTS S 4,r_! $300,000 Daily Professor Says Total Bill to State Could Run $80 Million This Year By THOMAS KABAIXER The State of Michigan will lose $300,000 daily in tax revenues as a result of the state supreme court's ruling that the Use Tax is un- - constitutio...…
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…The Michigan Daily Vet; VII. ANN ARBOR, MfICIIIiG\N, \VIKII\SIIAY, \.1 ' NY23, MO-*7 N().~ 25. _ _ -- MICHIGANENSIAN TO BE SENT TO HIGH SCHOOLS Regents Nave Appropriated Sum for This Purpse-New System for. Annual's Management. \t thir licinviiigFriday last, Mte bordiiof regents toedallnpy opri atiot "if $;; t teiiiig ii lstit board of controlfirtoe iiipose'ofidiniilig 'and ditributitntg one hundted cppis 0, ast years I tna i coiamtontg.t...…
…TheMichiganDa ly ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FF VISRU \RY 23, 1907. Vol.. XV II. No. 104. NEW CANDIDATES OPEN TRACK SEASON TONIGHT Prep Stars Are Among Entries For Preliminary Meet-First Round of Relay Races to be Run Michigan's indoor track season of 1907 will e formally usered in tonigh with the preliminary met. As is tlti case each year, tis meet is givei efors the fresh-soph aid varsity meets in or der to give a line ott the nwthev...…
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…The Michigan Dil ANN \111( l. I .1011 'I IIG 6AN RL.Y. MAY ti. LOCAL SALOONS ARE EXPLOREDI Sociological Studenits I nvestigate Local Liquor Conditions-En- forcernent of Laws Necessary. That 1 ,11k. I '211Ill 7Alm .222 2222221.1c ]\ c I i f t e '122221 t I ti22cl 1 112 )I 22 1 22 lt )<ti 1 1 1 2212 c2 12212' 1N~c c t I ~' il.; 11 2222rjaI hal lcir2r211 y~ c-a af .-1() II It )211 1 > 2 22>22 2atth ct ], w a liN 7888NIP NWIGHTO 1121 'uirlieray...…
…THE EIGHT MONTHrLEASE See Editorial Page Y 131k DaitF COOLER High-28 Low--13 Continued cold, chance of flturrie. Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1968 SEVEN CENTS TEN PAGES SUPERFICIAL SUCCESS: Seniors in Pass-Fail Study Continue To Aim at Grades By HENRY GRIX ' than a solution to the problem of Pass-fail seems to be a new grading. The literary college inaugurated a...…
…PRIVATE SCHOOL AID PRO AND CON See editorial page C IYi e Lilt uja I1 4E1Ai6i WARMER High-32 Low-$s Cloudy, turning sunny tomorrow. Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVIII, No. 124 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1968 SEVEN CENTS he ncorrigible ell: Harvey 's Ace-in-the TEN PAGES -Hole By STEPHEN FIRSHEIN Associate Managing Editor and URBAN LEHNER "The 'hole' has been used for 40 years." says Washtenaw County Sh...…
…ROCKY LEAVES NO ALTERNATIVE See editorial page LY AIn 4311 P~aiti 4 INCHES High-33 Low-25 Cloudy and cold Snow until evening Vol. LXXVIII, No. 145 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, March 23, 1968 Seven Cents Eight Pages Westmoreland Withdrawn from Viet Command Cohen Named New f.' * * * * * * * * * * * Secretar of HEW By the Associated Press WASHINGTON-Gen. William C. Westmoreland, U.S. commander in Vietnam throughout the b...…
…ROiNEY AND TAXES: PACING POVERTY See editorial page Y gutA6 4Datii AUSTERE lgh.-54 Low-4Q Partly cloudy, windy, generally dismal Vol. LXXIX No. 47 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, October 23, 1968 Ten Cents Eight Pages Board sheriff acts on probe SGC sit-jn may over Supervisors vote to increase{ control of Harvey's finances By HAROLD ROSENTHAL The County Board of Supervisors yesterday voted to increase the county's control over spendi...…
…,Roses, By BILL CUSUMANO The exhibition season is over at 1:30 p.m. today. h Both Michigan and Ohio State have dispensed with the formality of defeating eight straight opponents, and now meet today to find out just which is the better team. But as everyone who is still remotely connected with civilization knows, there is more than just the matter of dis- covering the better team at stake in this afternoon's contest. The victor will take the Bi...…
…I-M PROGRAM: 'PLAY AT YOUR OWN RISK' See editorial page Lit itAan I2 ait WARMER High-69 Law-3'7 Mostly sunny, little chance of rain Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXVHI, No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1967 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES MASSIVE ACTION AT HOME: King Asks Viet Withdrawal, Revision of Domestic Policy Special To The Daily By DAVID KNOKE TOLEDO-A predominantly Ne- gro audience of 3000 last nigh...…
…Teaching fello By STEVE KOPPMAN - The teaching fellow union steering com- mittee announced last night that it will file with the State Labor Mediation Board (SLMB) next week for recognition as the collective bargaining agent for all Univer- sity teaching fellow's. the steering committee claims it has collected the signatures of "well over" 30 per cent of the University teaching fel- lows. According to state law, if 30 per cent of an employe ...…
…The Michigan Daily VoL. v.ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,'IiiFS )Y \ ' Fi lAEN 23. 1))i' BEAR STORIES DE- NOR RN' OFOR A 11.rLL- PROFESSOR CAPHART i c I r, :i LIGHT COACH. YOST FRSFOTl, ENTHUSIASTIC OVER TRIP Ii No. 51. \tR BIG 'BEFITS H. U. Thinks De Tray Will Be Able to Be Around by Thanksgiving- Scrimmage Yesterday. "lah ost smtledtlailst lgiht whten rt'ttrettyt' 111asttmade to De Trty's it)- whaI It heithtIought (If tite haifitack's tt lie 'Dray ...…
…The Michigan 1.all 'or. XVI. No. 8 3. CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS CAUSE GREAT INDIGNATION RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED PROFESSOR PATTENGILL BY THE CONFERENCE TELLS OF CONFERENCE tea:and 0to 111tiothe piricet iii forPRESIDENT ANGELL NEW RESOLUTIONS s-sC1ion-- Psile 111t1,ettiff-SCORES FOOTBALL CAUSE INDIGNATION 1111111,all he11111 itiG>uil1111ef Cl(11111 head of Michiga in Letter to Con- Students Demand Retention of Coach 11111 t~sIl ference Tells of Ab...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, lTlIIll \ IGA N, I I \D:,MAClt 23. 106. V01.. X\JL tix. 124. GARRELS DECLARES HIS TEAM WILL WIN MEET fig Hurdler Thinks His Team Will Deeat Ramey's Blunch by a Small Margin tie 11010o x-ow ight wouildxilrlenlt. ap11a1 I Johan}, 1111 grively shook Themee itilhecloclx ,fi that lx am ,:rao -ov r1 I ili %,C11h11111 The !rie i' ix 11ol1 1an ,1thelivelxx points11 f~r h~itven wil gie usa vctory, -1 a liilxxxiii xi l ...…
…Thei 'chiganDail ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, X\EDNESDAY, M XX Y23. 106. dTog. XVI. No. 08. MICHIGAN PROVES EASY PREY FOR EASTERNERS Amhest'sCrac BainTea nDe .l Afteri Spring had obligingly Amhest' Crak Bll Tam e-lropptedl Patterson's font fly the Mkich- feats Varsity--Michigan Nar- igait shortstop shot a screeching single rowly Averts Shutout. into center fielst. He ste secoatdad - ~~sciiredita iiiiiientt lter ciii'.Matrtiin's lit.i. Btefore rwd...…
…CALENDAR FOR 'U' GROWTH See Page 4 w1Y Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 4br :43 a t I .00 FAIR, COOL VOL. LXIX, No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1958 FIVE CENTS TWELVE PAGES Two 'U' Students Missing in Canada Prof.,Price Joins Search for Son; Volunteers Comb Hudson Bay Area By THOMAS HAYDEN Two University students-one the son of Burton Tower carilloneur Prof. Percival Price-were still missing last night in the Can...…
…THE CASE FOR HIGH STANDARDS See Page 4 Sir utrnae Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom :43 a t 119 ,.. .i. 4 CLOUDY, SHOWERS - - . - .,.~. -. ~ q -,O~QFVE CENTS S Ux I ANN AHRiOX .MICIG~ALN, -LfUiR3JJAi, LJZCEA Z, VO W s ail af-- - t VOL. XIXC, No. 32 ! STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL: Approves Vote-docking Rule By THOMAS TURNER' Candidates for Student Govern- ment Council who violate elec- tions rules may be fined votes by SGC'...…
…Illinois : . - . 27 Northwestern 20 Wisconsin Minnesota . 27 . . 12 Indiana.... 1 MSU 26 California . .16 SPurdue .0. . . 15Kansas State. Stanlford . . . 15 Oklahoma.. Nebraska ... 17' Rice . Notre Dame . 21 .& T ILJ War lw. ff - W - - - I - , - - -- , - - I f INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY See Page 4 Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 40P ,43 a t t es RAW, CUOLD . .- - ....n- vrrwxvnf.. r cxax r fnflrn a~v n~zc: o lac FiVV [FNT ...…
…~Ijc il. 'Of AL. Wait. VOL. V. No. 21. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. ADRIAN TODAY. Several Changes Necessitated in Our Team on Account of Baird's Injury.-Yesterday's Practice. The last hsome game for some time will be played here today with Adrian College. The game will 1)0 called at 4:10 sharp, so as to play nearly fuill halves before (lark. It is just now im- possible to stale the line-np of eith...…
…of 4kL4jh MOW -W. iL VAMW VOL. V. No. 48- UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1891. PRICE-TIIII .E,: CENTS. VOL. V. No. 48. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1 S94. Piocic 'Piuocg CENTS. OBETZ' RESIGNATION. It Was Presented at the Regents' Mefing Yesterday.-Other Busi- ness of Importance. At:1 1111 isfis itfn' it Iniveel-"f. yi'sfee+ owd~iy 1)iillg'flthe lt c-ou-fclluod tr1. oleii~li ineIi ltltli Ii' fssitfis i1 his E...…
…7 ~IJE U. o InN UNESA, JANUARY 2S) Pati - THRF5 CENTS. Voi,. V. No. ;S8. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WI V1.I. T t v.: .rv. __._ ---- - - THE SUMMER SCHOOL. Three Courses in Law Under Messrs. Smith. Dwyr and Hughes Arranged. the -o ireular ioftthe Sum isr Shol, whtiich ill sonii rbe issue, will sll- yoni oli5iiit(tler eatres liie i- mrardutioli at theecou rss i lay by ityksss. I Ingles. IDwyer iid- $silitl, hiistrutorsl in ithelIii liii ltit ...…
…4c ti of til, it f t I jee ko Vor,. V. NTo. 1009. UNIVERSITY OF NMICHIGAN, SATIIAY . ERUARY 2:;. 18~95. I'I1It--I''lultER CENTS. rAN 1, L( )LENT A 1)1)1{E;SS. F in , ansid siFhus. s;',Iat:Faidltll 'IFill,1E NOR c(ONTES. A BRILLIANT SPEECH DELIVERED 1111talion l111 11n11hfe lhoiloIgh ilL li'THE EFFORTS OF ORATORICAL BY HON. JOHN J. LENTZ, ! Ctilllf of their' I)('0140.l1u11onaly ill ASPIRANTS AMONG THE '95 LITS.1 The Celebration of Washl...…
…VO.V. No. 124. UNIVERSITY OF MICIIIGM , . 1a u. ;, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1896. PRICE-THREE CENTS. I I I THEY HAVE COME ANDGONE LEGISLATORS HAVE MADETHEIR VISIT TO THE UNIVERSITY. Various Buildings Inspected-Meet- of Solons and Students-President Angell's Address Gives Facts and Figures For Them. The ispecetion of the University has been0 conludedl by the le gislators aued the visitors left last night for their homes or for Lansiis. Wiat tie...…
…4,C , . 1a . VOL. V. No. 140. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. MADE SOME LARGE SCORES. VARSITY'STRIP A GOOD RECORD BUT SPOILED BY TWO FORFEITS. Seven Games Played-Five Won, All EasytVlotories-Wrangles With O. $10. and U. of 111.-116 Runs to Opponents' 29. The game schled i at Detroit, Sat- urday, April 13, with tie Western League teams. of that city was re- vented by rain, and an alnost certain victory wa...…
…I " dlp iw Voil, V. No. 166. UNIVERSITY OF MICHI[GAN, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 189. PRICE-THE E CENTS. ANOTHER .VICTORY. MINNESOTA PROVED AN EASY VICTIM FOR MICHIGAN. Sexton Was Too Much for Minne- sota's Batters-Condon Did Great "WOik Behind'the Bat-Deans and Shields Led the Batting. Michigan wee.be tird consecutive 'game ystcrelay by defating tiem Ui- versity f Minnesota witb a sore of 16 ie 4. Wasget was pounded foi twenty hits, all but two Mic...…
…VOL. X No. 1. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 189 99. Eta T PAGES. i -WI THE DAILY SCHOLARSHIPS EARN YOUR OWN WAY. Why We Offer Money to Students for Subscriptions. T H E T A 1 L 0 R Fine Fall and Winter Suitings, Golf: Suits, Fancy Vestings. DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY We Carey the Largest Stock In the City. 109 EAST WASHINGTON ST. H E T A I 0 R Tlhe U. of M. DAILY reached over 2,500 students every day last year. T'e effect offac...…
… _. i I _ _ - ' - l - -- t , = : = VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, 31ICH., MIONDAY, OCOB-)ER 23, 1899. NEITHER SIDE WINS. gain and the Aminni t jeiett0yarftyd W I 1 D-fo Off sid pay. Again te wurdI W I Lp "Grads" and _"Undergrads" Pay to back as000tie d ad IBl rft c fi a a~ah ~c n. ateat to ttndden whto gainedat10 ado T t fats c ouin tdon. 11idtt o aji 'aa Theonnalnooout of fun acoo- totesadi tid nji te d ue t jot to Pemed tby inohtigadlfmayd(ot-got...…
… . , 4f - J Ilk> VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH1., TH1URSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1899. No. 52. T T HFine Fall and Winter H E Suitings, Golf Suits, E Faneg TVestings. TDRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY T AWAe Carryj the Largest A I Stock L In the Cittj. L 0 108 EAST WASHINGTON ST. 0 R R Chocolates We make a specially of Chocolates as a ids lins. our stock is always fresh. Lowneys,llegretti's and Kuho's always in stock.- W ilder's Pharmacy A HLE IC BOARD MEET- M...…
