… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRESS PASSES Wildcats, Gophers Lead Michigan In Big Ten 4 ,__.. I i By BuD BENJAMIN -- In Retrospect ... POTSHOTS on a superb track ma chine which started to roll las Friday afternoon and never did stop Need we say more about Bill Wat son? In case you've forgotten, here' all l'il William did. (1) Put the sho 52 feet 11/ inches for a new Con ference record; (2) Tossed the discu 154 feet 84 inches, less than a foo shor...…
…T MICHIGAN DAILY E ICHIGAN DAILY - .- I ,3 1 Ar , ,L;- Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of-the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the Uni'versity year and Summer Session Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news -dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited i...…
… ._ .. . t - a Knight C7 Date By MARIANNE "Let's eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow . ." w ell, tomorrow is another story. Never was a gayer week end had than the one just enjoyed with only two weeks before the gloomy pall of exams. The class of '41 went rustic in a big way Friday night and many a little freshie was hopping hayseed, or social strawberrying. Dottie Cowan and Bob Marx appeared in overalls to lend local color, and Janet Burn...…
…xTHE MICIIW 4N idDAlLYTU rh N r 'N~ h J Closing of Chicago relief' stations cut off cash assistance to some 34,000' families, but the 91,000 persons: in those families got food. In the display above is the food allotment for a family ouf four: 2 pounds dried beans, 30 pounds oranges,' 2 pounds rice, 8 stalks celery, 4 pounds butter, 4 pounds prunes; the 12 pounds of cabbage are not shown. Medical aid was available through regular chan- n...…
… The Weather Occasional showers today and tomqGrrow somewhat cloudy ai-A cool, Jr Sirp ~Iat&l Editorials The Panay Incident. . Examination Files ... VOL. XLVIII. No. 145 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1998 PRICE FIVE C LaFollette Is Hardly Threat As Roosevelt Stiffens Hand Pressure Of F.D.R. Forces Senate Consideration Of ,rTax DespiteOpposition Third Term Strategy Seen In New Tactics WASHINGTON, April 23.-(AR)- The definite prog...…
…, ", tcht Is't Fihin Fy .S all F r Tamount A~o $150 q er frtoen in swimigdpatet oody L ene C ief Pnht s' isigFr ml ryID IY Arilyer. t s f2rd9yh yeas. i is oferdby heBloom- gils camp in New Mexico. position pri 9 field Hills Branch of the Women's1 carries no salary, but possibility of3:0o0a p.. Tel tdns! BULLETIN JFarm anrdGardenl Association. Any; comnmissins on any campers i-,o120 o April 25 through Frida3 9:00 to 12:00 a.m.; 1:00 t Saturday...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY r Guest i Bisp, Pastor A t Services Today Visiting Clergymen Talk To Episcopal, Lutheran Congregations Here Visiting clergymen will speak from thepulpits of two Ann Arbor churches this morning, later addressing the student guilds of these churches. The Right Reverend Hayward S. Ablewhite, Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese of Marquette will be the guest minister at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church and will preach the sermon a...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRI L 24, 1938 IE MICHIGAN DAILY' t ' _I N :I Edited and manage by students of the University of Michigan under the athority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatchescredited to it or not othe...…
… ,13 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY Hayseed Hop' To Be Featured In ,__, Dance, Festival Will Be Given By Class Of '41 Affair To Be Held Friday, May 20; 'Zwick's Hicks' To Play At The League A "Hayseed Hop" with all the rustic trimmings will highlight the 1938 Freshman Project to be held May 20, Helen Barnett, general chairman, an- nounced yesterday. s A typical country-style strawberry social under the trees on the west lawn of the League will prec...…
…E THE MICHIGAN DAILY ASIDE- -L[N E6S- ,Q---'y IRVIN LISAGOR ....--. L SCHHT, one of baseball's told this story, but it always bears repeating. iat Brooklyn Influence "I am pitching a ballgame one day for Newark and Bill Donovan is man- aging the club. I am going exceed- ingly bad on account of I have been out socializing the night before. I fi- nally tell Donovan, when the score is 11 to 0 against me that I do not think I am fooling the hitte...…
… e THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Golf Team Loses To Spartans; Netters Nose Out Illinois 5-4 Michigan State Wins By FiVe Point Margin Brand Cards 70 In Giving Visitors Victory; Wayne Match Is Tomorrow By BEN MOORSTEIN Michigan State's highly touted golf team warranted its reputation'yester- day when it easily overcame Michigan by an 11%-6 score. The match, played over the University course, is Michigan's second defeat in seven starts. Mich...…
…G THE M ICH iGAN DAILY SUNDA ', AP ,IL 24, 1938 IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS -~ ~ ~ - -~ - - - - Saroyan's Confused Philosophy Is Apparent In Latest Collection MURDER LOVE HERE IS MY HAT, and other Short Romances by William Saroy- a n. Modern Age Books, Inc. 1938. 25 cents. By STAN M. SWNTON Reading this fifth coliection of Saroyan short stories, one feels the mental confusion of the author creeping into his work, permeating it, giving it i...…
… MAY FESTIVAL SUJPPLEMENT Sitri~~ 4:Dl" att 4kr SECTION TWO j Ml ll1 M IIMIIA®R IYAM i - - ia 0 swev i i r of r - _ _._ . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1938 Marian Anderson To Open Music FestivalMay 11; Ormandy Will Conduct Philadelphia Negro Singer Won Success Program For The 1938 May Festiv Outside U. S. Miss Anderson Has Sung In Scandinavian Lands, Italy And Germany :cassian Audiences Most -Enthusiastic The succe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U P 4,1938 Nino Martini Is Star Of Radio,. Opera Cinema, Concert Stage f; I (Continued from Page 9) of yore this- suave Italian. is nick- named "The Metropolitan Adonis, and, -adm-its, ruefully, that his dear public often makes impossible de- mands. He receives no end of requests for locks of his hair; numerous tender letters from mothers asking for pic- tures of "Baby Nino;" the prize, how- ever, was a request -to si...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FiXr E Martinelli, Cabinet-Maker's Son, Led By Fate To Metropolitan PAC-~ *i~m~ Agnes Dvis, Note S oprano, Is Ex- Teache r Popular Singer Won Fame' And $5,000 In Contest; Sings Role In Carmen From teacher in Denver public schools to star in Philadelphia grand operas has been the swift rise to fame of Agnes Davis, young Amer- ican soprano, who will appear here in the May Festival. The daughter of an army colonel, she fir...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU ahiadelphia Orchestra Will Be Here Third Time In A Row .__., In 30 Years Of Its Existence, Only 4 Have Conducted; Ormandy Now Head Hilda Burke, Soprano Soloist, Started Career In Baltimore By EVA ETKIN test. In 1927 she was awarded a Jul- Hilda Burke, who will appear as liard Scholarship which enabled herj j soloist in the May Festival, was born to study for a year in Dresden. Upon her return to this country in Balt...…
…The Weather Fair weather will prevail quite generally today and tomorrow. Ron t ' Ct aYt Daitir Editorials In Re: Ralph Neafus VOL. XLVIII. No. 126 ANil ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCh 24, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Poll Indicates Dormitories Reduce Rents Returns Show 50 Colleges Find Dormitory System Satisfactory, Cheaper Ailei-Rnimsey Costs Are Above Average Results in a poll covering more1 than 50 campuses scattered through- out the nati...…
…"_ "_THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. . ~ THURSDAY, MARCH 24,1938 Music Profession Is Sunect Of Talk Prof. Earl V. Moore of the School of Music will continue the current series of talks and discussions on various specialized fields and profes- sions at 4:15 p.m. today in Room 1210 Angell Hall. All students interested in selecting music as a vocation are urged to .attend. Professor Moore's talk will be the seventh in the series sponsored by the Colleg...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1938 THE ICHlC4AN fAII1Yr Writers Have Difficulty; Find 'Hoyt Has Ainother Winner' Trite ASIDE LINES Eight Natators Head Candidates For 'Outstanding Swimmer' Title By DAVID ZEITLIN that whoever gets the award will have A team title denoting National to establish a new record, or two, be- swim supremacy will be at stake at - . i a 4.t., - 4t rm Depite Losses By Death, Gradiiation, Wedlock - - Teamiii Is A Winner By RO...…
…PAGE FOUJR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH'URSDAY, MARCH~ 24, 193$ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Studep* Publications. Pubshed every morning except Mondy during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not oth...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tea Dance, To Be Held Today; League Constitution Amended 4>-.._. ._____ Moping O The Mall By Meandering Minnie J.G.P. is rapidly coming to a boil, and beginning with its first per- formance last nignt will proceed to stew in its own charming juice on the stage of the Lydia Mendelssohn for the rest of Lhe week---ably chaperoned by Chef Sally Pierce. The makeup committee was patiently putting ...…
…PAGE ~1X THE MICHIGAN flAITY Health Course To Present A nnital Spring Pop Concert At 8:15 P.M. Today Offered Here Sumiiier Se~ioii I'Iaipi For M~irquetLe Work Courses in public health nursing will be offered this summer by the Division of Hygiene and Public Health of the university of Michigan,: it was learned yesterday. The ;~> week program, including both basic and advanced courses, is planned pri- niarily for those unable to pursue...…
…The Weather Mostly cloudy today and to- morrow; local light snow today; little changein temperature. oil. 5k igun ~Iaii Editorials The Dally Issues Its Tryout Call.. The Student Senate And Congress ... VOL. XLVIII. No. 102 A NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY FEB. 24, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS _ r. ChinesePlanes 11urtlingrNorth To Bomb Key Japanese City Air Raid Warnings Set' As China Follows-Up Bombing Of Formosa Japs Shuffle Army As Advance St...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEB. 24, 1938 _: - - British Cabinet RIady To Deal With Mussolini LO ,DON, Feb. 23.- (AP) - Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and his Eden less cabinet today got down to drafti-g the terms for negotiations with :=taly. Tlhey were thoroughly aware of a grow: ig peril to the coalition govern- ment f they failed to match Premier Benit: Mussolini's famous ability as a Barg, iner. bamb eriain's new "talk with dic- ...…
… THE'MICHIGAN DAILY ."Ai ________________...__._....._ . ASIDE L IN ES .. "3y HVIN LISAGOR Puckmen Meet Minnesota In Third Of Title Series 0 !sv 0 Exit Undue Orthodoxy.. .. COMPLAINTS of undue orthodoxy in Michigan football may be somewhat minimized by the acquisi- tion of Earl Martineau as head back- field coach. In his Minnesota playing days, before he was belabored with a coach's responsibilities, Martineau was noted for his little...…
…. THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEB. 24, 1938 MANAGING EDITOR..........JOSEPH S. MATTES EDITORIAL DIRECTOR.........rUURE TENANDER CITY EDITOR.............WILLIAM C. SPALLER NEWS EDITOR..............ROBERT P WEEKS WOMEN'S EDITOR.......,......HELEN DOUGLAS SPORTS EDITOR .................IRVIN LISAGOR Business Department BUSINESS MANAGER ..............ERNEST A. JONES CREDIT MANAGER ...--...............DON WILSHER ADVERTISING MANAGER .... NORMAN ...…
…SDAY, FEB. 24, 1938 a TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY i =_.t Explain League Liberal Education Is ] eqieDiscussed At League . e irements Pf, Bennett Weaver of the Eng- To Fresh nen ishdepartment spoke informally t the Graduate Luncheon Club meeting held yesterday at the League. The A1nounce Petition Dates topic of his talk was "A Liberal Edu- For Freshman Project'Ication in the University." "Progressive education," Professor 250 Women Attend Weaver de...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tflt tiA~. JT~I. ~4, I A Fascist Smile Ex-Professor Here Leads Expedition: A joint ems.pedition to excavate the site of the ancient city of Van,1 flourishing trade center of Asia Min- or 25 centuries ago, will be under- taken this surnmmer by Brown Univer- sity and the University of Pennsyl- ngineers List All'A'Students Answer Literary College With 24 Perfect Records For the edification of those stu- I vania archeolo...…
…The Weather Increasing cloudiness, some- what warmer today; tomorrow cloudy and unsettled. - -A Li ian Iati Editorials That Old Football Game,.. VOL. XLVHL No. 51 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS France Upsets Extremist Plot ToReseat ing ThroughForce Raids Show Plan For Coup Similar To Spain Revolt; Discover Arms Caches Search Carried To Border Territories PARIS, Nov. 23.-(iP)--A plot to overthrow the R...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Doctors Honor Local Surgeon Going To Cuba Member Of Hospital Staff' Leaves For Orthopedic I Post At AMilitary Base Prof. Luis Yglesias of the Univer- sity Hospital was guest of honor at a farewell banquet Monday night ten- dered by the members of the Theta Kappa Psi medical fraternity before, his departure for Havana. He will become head of the orthopedic de-I partment of the military hospital there; Presentatio...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24,1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Phi Delts Win Speedball Title From Chi Psi Front Line Leads Team To Victory; Psi U. Wins Second With Forfeit Returning Basketball Lettermen Hard Pressed By Sophomores By BUD BENJAMIN !ago. His speed and knack of ball1 "Veteranitis," the strange. periodic hawking should earn him a lot of malady common at the beginning of action this year. l a?1 athletic seasons attacked the bas- Russ Dobson, Ann A...…
…FOUR TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY I WEDNESDAY. NOV 2.4,19'374 FOUR WED'NESDAY, NOV. 24, l~37 THE MCHIGAN DAILY 1 '_', £ NCS~MN~ ~ sta~~nr. or~w < j t , edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the Uflversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to t...…
…W xNTH, NOV.24,1937 THE MICIMAN DAILY PAGE FIVE1 Foreign Dinner Will Represent l I , Gwyn Players Plan Showing Of The Rivals' W. A. A. To Sponsor Indoor Season; =-rm"W'! -,.- -W . 20 Countries New International Student I I -- .r-- -- m - A1! - Will Include To The first indoor season, sponsored held Wednesdays an by the Women's Athletic Association. La.at year matches were Performances Will Be1 IrctOry TO e Given Friday And Saturda...…
…T H E MICIIGAIN I) A I L Y WDNE"A" , "V. 1 Asks Aid From Dewey lx Of Facult Super Malted Milk Honor Point Ratio Remodeled Varsity Glee Club Plans To Make Soda TapFyrRecitals In Near Future 1To Give Talks r, oaa For Literary School Freshmen The Varsit, Glee Club will an FountainOf Youth __nounce plans for several 'recitals in eA t onference Students of the class of 1941 in theI the quality of work necessary for the near future, one of which wil...…
…The Weather Unsettled today, possibly some snow or rain; tomorrow, partly cloudy and warmer. C, - r Sir ian jIatj VOL. XLVIIL No. 24 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCT. 24, 1937 War Fear Revived As Italy And Soviet Hit New Deadlock Rome's Refusal To Make More Concessions Held To Doom Peace Plans Next Move Depends On SessionTuesday LONDON, Oct. 23--(IP--A Fascist warning that Italy had made her last concession, coupled with unyield- in...…
…THE MICHIGAN ) AILY STI NPDAY, -OCT.. Christ Church To Hear Student' SpeakOn India ePrograms Include Musical Discussions, Forums And Group Meetings (Continued from Page 11 Lutheran Student Club this evening consisting of a question box with the, Reverend Brauer serving as disucs- sion leader. The Lutheran Student Club of the Zion Parish will meet at the Parish Hlall at 5:30 .m. Miss Alma Boarts of the Gleenwood Lutheran Church of Toledo, wil...…
…T.E MICHIGAN DAILY--x.:.-+;......HC GA Bias Held'Bar ToBrotherhood Of Human Race Two Ways Of Achieving Lasting Peace Outlined By ProfessorAngell One Language Urged A world brotherhood of humanity is unlikely until people over the world come to realize that other peoples have a similar human nature, Prof. Robert C. Angell of the sociology de- partment said yesterday in elabora- tion of a previous statement. Dictators, by preaching race hat- re...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3E MICHIGAN DAILY -. "1' Give The Band A Hand . . C ERTAINLY all of us have enjoyed the Varsity Band during these past few weeks. We have an opportunity to prove that and to show our appreciation to the boys in the "Fighting Hundred" by attending Varsity Night Tuesday in Hill Auditorium-the only occasion throughout the year when the band asks any admission charge. The band performed on more than 50 occa- sions last year a...…
…i,, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Third Engineers' Ball To Be Held Nov. 12 In Union Bal liroom Sale Of Tickets Is Set To Begm At 8 Tomorrow C. H. Nelson Is Chairman Of Annual Event; Other Committeemen Named Tickets will go on sale at 8 a.m. tomorrow for the third annual En- gineers' ball, which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, Nov. 12, in the main ballroom of the Union, Carl- ton H. Nelson, '38E, has been appoint- ed general chairman of th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NDAY, OC7 CALIFORNIA. 20WASH. STATE .. 3 STANFORD ... 13 DARTMOUTH.. U.S.C. .... ... . 6 U.C.L.A. ........0 WASHINGTON . 7 HARVARD .... 20 AUBURN. ......21 INDIANA...2....27 NEBRASKA. 2 GEORGIA TECH .0O CINCINNATI . .. 01 MISSOURI . ... 7 KANSAS . . .....6 .. . OKLAHOMA .. 3 Wolverines Nose Out Hawkeyes, 7 To 6 (.) Trosko's Kick Gives Varsity Winning Point Michigan.Outplays Iowa To Gain First Big Ten Victory...…
…M.S.C. ........21 NOTE DAME .. 9 PITT ..........21 OHJIO STATE ... 7 BROWN ...... . 7 YALE ......... 9 PRINCETON .... 6 DE MARQUETTE .. 7 NAVY ..........7I 7WISCONSIN ..0. 01 N'WESTERN ..0. COLUMBIA ..... 6 CORNELL ...... 0 RUTGERS .... 0 BO TROIT .....14 STON COL... 0 hamps Lose Bitter Detroit Tech Is 7-0 Victor Over Junior Varsity. Nardi Scores As Buckeyes Gain Revenge I1 Only 15 Teams Pitt Victorious Big T en StandingsE Continue Wit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA9 r', OCT WORLD OF BOOKS I Louis Adamic Waxes Eloquent poi tical faith, whatever may be the In Ta e O f A E olitical faith of their papers, they I love you." Such fulsome praise must be in- THE HOUSE IN ANTIGUA, by Louis vestigated. What did this man Nor- Adamic. Harper & Brothers, New 1ris actually do? What is his record? York, $3.00. Representative George W. Norris By FRANCES CARNEY {a,,rived in Washingt~on in...…
…I The Weather Generally fair today, cooler; tomorrow generally fair, some- what warmer. i:l P l r M1it Iga Alp :41lattg Editorials Is Teaching A Profession.. High School Band Clini ... Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLVI. No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1937 SIC PRICE FIVE CENTS i I i Chinese Draw Soldiers From Peiping Area; Pewee Is Likely Situation In North China Changes Complexion As Hatreds Cool Si...…
…TWO SH'TE MTIT7,HrANrDITJv SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1931 ,. .SATURDAY,. . .. r. JULY 24e . 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Otficial Publication of the Summer Session U.S. Enters Cancer Fight. . CONGRESS, last Thursday, passed an appropriation calling for $7,- 000,000 to be used for cancer research, establish- ing a National Cancer Institute to aid in the fight of this dreaded and mysterious ailment. It is high time that our government stepped in and l...…
…SATURDAY, JULY''' 21; 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SATURDAY, FULY 24, 1937 IAGE NEWS Of The DAY George,.Union Doorian, Has, Just One Dut Senate Kills Court Reorganization v Sex Crime Prison 26 Language Parley To Be Held Proposed For State PrIn New York By Girl Scouts LANSING, July 23.-(iP)-A recom- mendation that a new penal institu- tion be established for the confine- NEW YORK, July 23.-1/P)-Some l ambitions. ment of persons convict...…
…TH MIHGA ZA TIN SATURDAY. JULY 24. 1927 - a. THsEaMs rH if l! i ,.laiT 43L'I V#.'3./'1AV*Pii V ~M 1N&2 Pol y Overpass Was Mounted, Ford Policeman Says Tells Trial Examiner He Was Directing Traffic At Gate, May 26 Says Warning Given Ford Eimploye Says Union Fight Was On Company Property Btid ge, Parker To Enter First SinglesToday Americans Will Play Hare! And Austin In First Of Challenge Round Believes Justice Dead DETROIT, July 23.-...…
…T he W eatle Showers eginingtoday or toniht; warmner ine.south por- t~ion. Y.i e f~fr igan Iait Editorials Labor Union Independele ,. . VOL. XLVII No. 144 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1937 .igh PRICE FIVE CENTS Wheeler Hits Court Change As Dictatorial In Talk Here Montana Senator Believes Roosevelt On His Way To Dictatorship States He Will Not Be 'Rubber-Stamp' President Roosevelt is on his way to dictatorship "unless he men...…
…THE ITCHIGA IT DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY South Haven Beauty Is Named Michigan's Blossom Queen k ' i GM Research Educators T o Ieet Life Insurance In Annial iParley Show To Come Te ana T Group To Hear The eighth annual conference an f 'ere 3, 4 teacher education, sponsored by the Men M 6a M ySchool of Education, will be held g 'Previews Of Progress'Is 9:30 a.m. Thursday in the Union in Stale Underwriter's Plans Is ...…
…L 24, 1937 HE MICHIIGAN I)AILY rAGE T L 24, 1937 PAGE T Hawkeyes Hand Michigan Nine First Conference Loss, 3-2 Drake And Penn Relays Open ; Galaxy Of Stars Vie For Places Unheralded Feiler Stars fiers in the shot put with a flip of 51 feet, 5% inches. At Drake Meet; Indiana Bobby Grieve, Illinois' little sprint Leads At Penn Sace, galloped his heat of the 100- yard dash in the best time of the DES MOINES, Ia., April 23.-(R)- day, 10 ...…
…SFOUR THE ZI=C_ II, . AII. SATriTRI3A '. Al'giIl, 24, 1937 THEMCHIGAsDAIL SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters Ask For Action By Labor; Cementing Of Wail Against War A r. ."- . Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authoilty of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning exceptMonday during the University year and Summer Session Member of the Associated Press Th...…
