… F3TIA FIiSHiEi 1890 IA LuAL- .-- v J *MEMBER I ASSOCIATED ~uiimL~fhimu ° Vol. XXXIX, No. 106. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1929 EIGHT PAGES Wolverine Basketeer TAPPING WILL DISCUSS NAN T BADGERS MAINTAIN LEAD , Plays -Stellar Gamel NEXT ALUMNI TRIENNIAL; IN BIG TEN TITLE RACE~ AS ESI f PWI OVRN INF M DETERMINED DAY IN ENDEAVOR TO OUTINE WOR GUTT SCHACHT AND STAMPt MEET TO DRAW UP FINAL PLAN OF PROCEDURE I ~I v(kAssociat...…
…'THE ,MICHIGAN DAILY ~U1 A', I fL3rU'ARY 24, . 129 ----------- lAJAll I I! TUL C~Xlts Possible IChoice ;SHAW CONT INUEJS t.IIi~liL'LII JIIL~iLU'ALUMNI SURVEY ___ DY PRSIDET LITLE' For Navy Secretary _ Wilfred B. Shaw, General Sec- ALL T By P SIDI LIT U 11retary of the Alumni association. ______ ~returned to Ann Arbor yesterday i______ -Uha Vttet, =hitellgyfe Neglected! after completing the first step in With Too Much Attention To 'his in...…
… ;UNDAY, FEPltATY 24, 1020 T 1 MIC1-T I (,'A N DONLY f r A e!.vrrumt ........ .... PR~1 ALUMNI CRUSADE ESNTTIN F RAATCURDCTN ,SEESIWA GAMEi W IL B E ",IA C ISeve lnty st ong , luni r OI m th e WILL BE FACILI1TATED..BY E UOIUM Univcisity of Michi~gan club of De- English Channel Steamer Goes On Rocks t ' I Di amonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry High Grade Repair Service ,. 1 { I ULUoiI swan itiLCU ontoAt)heLcampus CONVENIENCES ARE P...…
…FTHt WMITHCAN ~IL, ~UWDAY, B!~t7A~ 24, ..., .n + -eg.,ata:iaen - a way a 1ommon UI! wa 0ldiisense rather than Prmitive bruta blished every morning except Monday ,Iity would di tate dring the Universit y year by the Board in YW i . ., ad. her. lI- Member of Western Conference Editorial the dignity of the occasion. Ic an Conrooiti dnonbiato.. t ams ould asi onh faneI~ Association. honest effort were made to live up """"'"".....................…
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…IWN~DAY, FEB3RUARY w. 24, 1929 THtE MICHIGAN DAILY PAIGE SEVE~ GREENLEAF WILL MEET HOPPE HEREIUEDY {{ UAMIO 181 HAPINTOPLYFERIVEnnr1 WILL MEET t IONSWILL 181OLYMPORINEPSY MREr inrw 1 . HL[A ! . IGOPHER QUINTETi . LAO I W, H PO O (Cntirued romPage Six) i PLY WOEXIBTIINLED N ATR OL ~isurevicoroerthe hws Teresults of th iterfratonity. In the Mnesota-Michian game £~U UNTRS N U ION/ Both "Teamuis Slave Yet To Ltose ~bowling to date finds De...…
…THE MICHICIAN AIL, I3tJMAS q . -AIL_ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN r i In view of the unfortunate incidents that have often resulted from' too drastic "Hell Week" programs in the past, and in view of the strong condemnation of "rough house initiations" adopted by the National Interfraternity Conference in 1920 and unanimously reaffirmed in 1928. the Senate Committee on Student Affairs u ges the cooperation of all fraternities in keeping th...…
