…Michigan i T4 MICHICA ATI. i ttTNDAY. APRIL _ 93 t v. a L Tl1\.AA 14 Al P ] f ATT R~TA hIaa ha'V SdPPTTY. dl 1O:TA - Y w . . a a *A . a ..*d.S . tl -_ _ _ __ - ____ ___ __ __---__--- __----------- - .Slugs .y :012 5 Iowa Tiam rN. Diffly and Kracht Prove Wotth by Play in Game; Compton Pitches Effectively. VARSITY MAKES 16 HITS I Take Lead in Third, Score Four Runs; Tie up Game With Sprees in 7th, 8th. By Jee Ru-selI The 1931 Varsity nine...…
…Says Summer Excursions Bring Many Problems Before Students Students in other years have re- turned from Summer Session excur- sions to penal institutions asking themselves such age-old questions as "Why does society exist?" "Is Educa- tion worthwhile?" "Is religion essen- tial?" "Can we cut down the social dependents in the next generation?" Dr. E. W. Blakeman, religious adviser to students at the First Methodist Church, who was present on al...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Women To Vote Today On New Rushing Rules Delegates From All Houses Will Convene To Pass On 15 Modifications (Continued from Page 1) alty of cancellation of all the dates with the rushee. (7) New Panhellenic forms will be printed to be mailed to the rushee to take the place of phone calls when the person cannot be reached by phone. (8) For the ruling that a house may not have more than four dates with a rushee, a vote will b...…
…THE'MICHICA'N DAILY, TrUSDAY, AlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Seniors: The sale of commencemient programs and announcement: will be continued Jn all dpartrnent-- of the university during the state. of April 26, 27, and 8C. There will be o fui Iher extension of il s av rangenient arnd April 28 will sfor~ i ti os cpportuniity: for zseni~ purchase theircomnein c .rm VV I' V Ai Ii ~t)V I :tuc~*l I i'UA1) Z~iIiiI11 Michigan Soeiil: Club: Mr. Alfred Lu...…
… SAT UIDAY, APRIL 26, 1930 TH MICHIGAN DAILY I OMEETVASIT II SRVY +WILL BE MADE (,OF HIGH TO MEET W. S. N. C.S P9 OUTO OEIG 1TiVAS rmYISRVY9 ILB 3by' -{ 3./O i® ~AE W . .C1 OF MIC ~~~er f h cut although it was --wo aesiw ~re oe FIR T NNI G- yra us: H y- Danel thew Ste en ou a fistmainly the play of the reserves1 Commlittees or a committee re-I After having mace this general in practice mathes so ar this s 'a- D'a oldtoHlza.B agle lsothreanwl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE . .. . .......... . ..... -- --------------------- --.- -------- --- - n - Telegraph Booth Takes First Place At Carnival' Lightest and Loveliest Unique Design Win Prizes I Annual Conte Pi Beta Phi, Delta Gamma Phi Beta, Booth Competition Ze WAA EventPopul Melodrama, Ref reshmine Games Of Skill, Danc Featured At Affair With such inviting mottoes as" your next date by telegraph," Pi Beta Phi telegraph booth c t...…
…T V 4' 1 1 THE .M1LCRLIGAN DAIL~Y George Dufy's Band Will Play For Military Ball Tonight At Tp'p ( y ,y YLEHI {'4 R.O.T.C. To Give Surprise Sti ts AtAnnual Af fair Don Lyon, Delbert Hesler Will Lead Grand March At Colorful Dance Members of the R.O.T.C. are spon- soring their annual formal dance at, the Union tonight featuring the music of George Duffy's Orchestra. The band, which has been playing at the Mayfair Restaurant in Cleveland and ...…
…MJNDAY, APRIL 26, 1931 .« THE MICHICAN DAICY " r - / M!Y I 1. _IGANWINS THREE RELAYSAT DRAKE I 1 SETS REQURD .R R ,Wolverine Thinclads Take Half, Mile, Two-Mile Events; Tolan Loses to Glass. DES MOINES, Ia., April 25.-(AP)- A spindle-legged, freckle-faced 19- year-old youngster named Peyton Class of Stillwater, Okla., became a sprinting hero today. Glass, wearing the colors of the Oklahoma Aggies, and with only two years of competitio...…
…PACE LrTOir THE MIGHT AN 1i,, RA nA, ATRM 2, I90 0- THEM-C--- DAL- ". w.a Yaat.L/#.,IL .4 f Ai iY.L.4./ Ly.V i.Vi/V a14 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN JOURNALIST WILL IFARCE ENDS RUN PRESIDENCY CHAIR Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) i i VOL. XL. SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1930 No. 145 ON CAMPUS TODAY ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 19036 I Lamiont-Hussey Observatory- Fruition Of Generosity, Vision (Continued from Pagel) _I isM m r In His Memory in the hope that the southern-most zone of the double star survey would be completed under more favorabler conditions at a southern station. It was but a few short years before plans for this southern station began to take concrete form. In June, 1908, Mr. Lamont author- ized Professor Huss...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY igh Schools Take Over eins Of City Plans For Having Them Direct Government For Day Are Announced High school students of Ann Arbor will be allowed to take over the reins of city governmcnt in Ann Arbor fcr a day according to plans released yesterday by the city Chamber of Commerce. y While no definite day has been set, it is understood that students of the various high schools in Ann Arbor will take over these offices in c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY; APRIL 26, 1931 _________ - '--------- ---------- -.---------- ------------------ ------------ ---- ----.-----------------_______ _________________ 77 - M^ Pi Lambda Theta: Hand your pins in at Esther Belcher's ollice, Scalp and Blade: Members are requested to meet at the Michigan University Elementary building, before the Initiation Banquet on Apr. 30. Union this afternoon at 2:30. Exhibition of Monuments and Stu...…
… SECOND SECTION Litiirn aii 43rd ANNUAL MIAY FESTIVAL ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1936 VOL. XLVI No. 145 PRICE FIVE CENTS t 9 Famous Artists To Appear Here - i In May Series Of Six Concerts To Be Held May 13-16 lit Hill Auditorium Leopold Stok owsk To Lead Orchestra Pons, Vreeland, Bampton, Martinelli, Althouse, luehn, Falkner To Sing Ann Arbor will become the Mecca of the world of music for the four days beginning May 13 ...…
…PAGE TWO TiltMTCHAN DATIX SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1934 Festival History Since 1888 Is Long, Colorful Huge Undertaking Grew Out of Modest Beginning 43 Years Ago (Continued from Page x) works for choral performance, includ- ing many operas adapted to concert presentation, have been given by the Choral Tnion. In numerous cases, American and world premieres have taken place. During the same period practically all of the world's import- ant soloists, i...…
….. _.. TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PA May Festival Is Classed Among World's Outstandtng Musical Events Concert Series Bring's Many Famed Singers Pons, Leopold Stokowski, Jeannette Vreeland Art Amiong Gnests (Continued from Page 1) Toscanini, who chose him to sink with the New York Philharmonic Symphony in music from Wagner's "Die Walkuere." Although born in England, Harolc Bauer, noted pianist who will be heard in Beethoven's "Emperor" Con- certo...…
…FOU THE MICHICAN DAILY 5i 'N3YARTI-,19 Philadelphia Orchestra Will Play He re A, Festivl 1 Uor ' 1 I .Firs I Time I iFounded 1900 !1 e( -ogdI F xpla'isl4E F i *i To Encourage Fstival Numbers Classic M i1 a (Continued from Page 3) legacy of hundreds of years of op-i pression of his country by more pow- 1 Grown Fr-om Modest Body erful nations. To Concert InsLruntent In all the world, particularly in1 . . aAmerica, he is known bes...…
