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…a RESUMES THESES - DISSERTATIONS COVER LETTERS REPORTS SOFT COVER BINDING 24-HOUR TURN AROUND THE TYPING POOL 612 SOUTH FOREST ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 48104 (313) 665-9843 OFFICE HOURS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Pbge 2--Wednesday, February 27, 1980-The Michigan Daily U.N. commission hears Iranian grievances against the ex-shah From the Associated Press The U.N. investigative commission on Iran continued its work in Tehran yester...…

…Page 'f'wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 27, 1,976 1 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, February 27, 1976 -- ~-s - DELONG'S BAR-B-Q-PIT 314 DETROIT ST. RIBS (Our Specialty), SHRIMP, SEAFOOD CHICKEN-Bar-B-Q and Fried All Dinners include Fries, Slaw & Bread 1h I a a I Summer Roundtrip NEW YORK to LONDON $265 MUST RESERVE 65 DAYS IN ADVANCE Call TOLL FREE 9 to 9 (800) 847-7196 NOVA CHARTER CORP. ITHACA, NEW YORK Reporter leaves W...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY I uesday, February 27, 1973' Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY I uesday, February 27', ~ 973 APPROVAL EXPECTED: Vietnam ceasefire conference opening marred by differences ANAIS NIN Lecture and Readings from Her Work TONIGHT 8 p.m. Rackham Lecture Hall SPONSORS: Center for Continuing Education of Women, Department of English, Women Advocate's Office By AP and Reuters PARIS - The international con-k ference to give g...…

…Page Two HE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 271977 Page Two HE MICHIGAN DAILY I TAM A PERSQO4 pDNT QT BM, 5 TAPLE OR ILTET MEIN ANY WAY YES' OUR COMPUTER MAKES MISTAKES TOO! If you have any problems with your subscription give us a call. 10 to 4, 764-0558. D Cassifiods Get Results, YOU GOTTA HAVE HEART! and patience, energy, compassion,,commitnent and like kids. If you think you have some of these quati es and would like to work at a...…

…[ HE''1Vti . C'-N GAN DAI L ,' Wednesday, February 27, 1974 Il-jE MCHIGAN CAlL': Wednesday, February 27, 1974 :es rise in January Liberal tops British poll; VASMINGTON (M) - The an- al retail cost of a grocery mar- basket of food jumped to a ord $1,680 spurred by an in- ased farm prices, for major d items during the month of auary, the U. S. Department Agriculture reported yester- fficials said the January in- ase in food costs was up a...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thuiirsdacv. Februairv27. 19Q75 ______________________________________...____.__________________ i y .1-1, 1 7r .; i EFFECTIVE MARCH 2,1975 Ann Arbor Greyhound Station will be open as follows: Monday thru Thursday 7:30 a.m. to 8:15 p.m. Fridays and Sundays President says U.S. must aid Cambodia Saturd 7:30 a.m. to 10:10 p.m. lays 7:30 a.m. to 8:15 p.m. PACKAGE EXPRESS HOURS will run from 8:00 a.m. to 7:30 ...…

…0 Page 2- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 27, 1990 CHAMORRO Continued from 1 was accused by the United States of trying to foment a communist revo- lution in neighboring EL Salvador. Former President Jimmy Carter was among the thousands of interna- tional election observers who moni- tored the voting. Defense Minister Humberto Ortega, the president's brother, and Interior Minister Tomas, who con- trols the police, had suggested they m...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 27, 1969 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I dance Last night Aztecs and old men captured the Hill By MICHAEL JONES deliberately employing rinky- The finale, the "Guadala- TheBtink music and displayed the jara," was a combination of eif ty of f ve o th ma ehnc- a ring c r sra nnannt a rv A Program Information 4 8-6416 2nd BIG WEEK IAMM I ico is great at one thing: it fills a theatre. And l...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ?7, 1966 PAGE TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SINDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1966 77-- FILMS: Disney's 'Winnie, A Poohperfect Classic THEATRE Chiidren's Play: Adult Approach By JAMES SCHUTZE Those persons, who neglect to see Disney's "Winnie the Pooh" while it is playing at the State Theatre will be depriving them- selves of one of the few diverting experiences to come out of Holly- wood in the last seve...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILYV TT4TTR..Qn A V T~ i"i R'P.TTAIMV Owl I OAA PAGvT O 'ITIYOVA ~ T~?Arxfl 4,l Lii LJ,,Z5t1 , i2..+L3XM VtAX 4.G7, 164 t STUDENT, FACULTY ROLES: Conferees Debate 'U' Issues DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (EDITOR' NOTE: These are the eighth, ninth and tenth in a series of 16 articles covering the Confer- ence on the University sessions, which took place Friday and Saturday.) Decision-Making By GLORIA BOWLES Magazine Ed...…

… T\ i-I\i I ;Ni\I, N N I)IA l t THE MICHIGAN DAILY. TO SELL SHOW C 5SIUMES jiNIUONN~ Sprite and Summer 1910 Our Spring Specials DESIGNS-Original and Eclsve COLORINGS-The Newest F A BRICS-Depend able RIESULTS-Pleasing and Harmonious -IN - Suitings, Vesings Trowserings Now Ready for Your Eaninaion G. IH. Wild Company TAILORS 311 S0. STATE STREET CLINTON The aS LI PEASY" BUTTON HOLE MAKES THE BARKER BRAID BUTTON EASILY Aso SIT PERFECTLY. MADE O...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY invention will make over older means of communi- cation is the fact that personally written messages can be sent. According to Mr. Petersen, no mat- ter in what language the letter is written, it can be immediately sent out. If the perfection promised for the invention is attained, Mr. Petersen's name will go down among those of the great acnievers of scientific history. GRA JUST RECEIVED: HAM It took approximately one ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ANOUNCI1 Springj and Sume American and Foreign Sources tsAristic and Striking YOUR INSPECTIONINID G. H. WildCopy 1 10. LI%19 ,eading ] Cant Tailors S FATES ~h.Slator Book -Sli STOP AT ~33. STAT For sodas and lunches 1EOIZGE BISCHiOFF F LORIST Dic Cut Flowvers and Piants Chapn S. An Abor Mih.' Row City La 406 D?.etroit St Cash cards save you } PONE 451- FIRST NAL. ANK OF ANf Capital $ioo,ooo Surlusandi DIRECTORS Wir...…

…;- L: I TALK FOR OR SPEAK *1' part couri p t] r Tt d, To walk through the Arcade about h six, ve To be surrounded by scads of wriggly in boys, se To have newspapers thrust in the eyes, nose, ribs and ankles, d1- To be beseeched and fought over, s. To start searching for a nickel, it To draw forth the handkerchief, the he gloves, the bunch of keyes, as To extract the bank book, the pen, he the draft number, d. To have the mob doubt the re...…

… 2A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, February 27, 1997 NATION/WORLD i Poland hit by fire Los Angeles Times WARSAW - A fire set by arsonists ripped through the vestibule of the Polish capital's only active Jewish syna- gogue yesterday, touching off a wave of feat' and outrage in a country haunted by a history of troubled relations with Jews. +The early morning blaze was so 'intense it sucked the vaulted ceilings in the entry clean of plaste...…

…2 The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 27, 1996 NATION/WORLD High court hears claims of racism in dnig charges The Washington Post WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court heard arguments yesterday in a case involving whether federal pros- ecutors are targeting blacks for drug trafficking charges, a question that arises "against a backdrop of national debate over how stiff prison terms for crack cocaine fall disproportionately on blacks. In a tens...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 27, 1995 INCREASE Continued from page 1. terms of electronics." University administrators said the hike was the best way to raise the funds. "We are on the oldest campus in the state," said President James J. Duderstadt. "The state has been very, very less than diligent in helping us keep up our buildings." Provost and Executive Vice Presi- dent for Academic Affairs Gilbert R. Whitaker Jr. said mainta...…

…THlE MICHIGAN G AiLY JG AND SUM1MER WEAR Is are the choicest selectiona of of Ills who maintsin a repo- for honesty of material. WE INVITE A VIST G. H1. WILD C OMPANY kDING MERCHANT TAILORS STATE ST.j Second Semester' rEXTBOK NEW and SECOND HAND Drawing Instruments and Suples 1. P. Loose Leaf Note Books STUDENTS BOOKSTOR~E ETROIT UNITED LINES "TRY n Detroit, Ann Arbor and Jackson. UPA~ iwrn ~n in on Ia.-trrQ tihe, one hour fast,," CHP ' J...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUIARY 27, 1925 MAR. KET F AGE r I .! to L A WHERE TO DINE ' You Will- Be' RewarEded. 'With the Highest Quality Goods at Lowest Prices by Purchasing From Us. Phone 816 11 B utte r, Eggs, Staple Goods I Poultry and Vegetables Ferry FelLunch Where State Meets Packard .Ann Arbor Produce Co. 2276-R 707 Packard Street 2140-j 11 For Your Groceries We Have What Youj W~ant GROCERY 709 Packard St...…

…ell-tale paths across the campus, ts that were 'made by lazy feet ipters sometimes slyly vamp us e indirectness of concrete. To forsake an, as treet. We are prone to be in far too big a hurry And we think that one more track will do no harm So we just increase our speed a bit and scurry Straight across-(we always did it on the farm). Then again and then againit was so easy, We repeat the little trick till after while, We go swagging across...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBR Ical position, and that the United States or any other power should make no undue effort to deprive her 4-f tis natural privilege. Coring to the subject of Mexico, where he recently served on a com- mittee to arrange diplomatichrelations betwen that nation and the United States, Mr. Warren emphatically backed up his belief in a policy of non- interference. Sketching the constitu- tional changes effected in ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRi __,___ DFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ublished every morning except Monday ig the uriyersity year by the Board in trol of Stu( ent Publications. XBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he Associated Press is exclusively entitled the use for republication of all news dis- hes credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and also the local news pub- eed herein. ;ntered at the postoffice at Ann...…

…TriE MICHIGAN DAILY hIGH CLASS TAILORNG is the keynote of our success. For 27 years we have been masters in the Art of Tailoring. Our finished gar- nent looks right, wears right, and stays right 'till the fabric is worn out. These qualities are in addition to the distinction, individuality, and exclus- iveness that makes our tailoring stand out from the commonplace. Leave your order today for that new S PR IU S IT G.t. 1WLl) COMPANY Leading f...…

…'.al I oWens tO. Sale STATIONERY One Pound Paper and Two Packages Envelopes for SHEEHAN &C00. STUDENTS' DOOKSTOE3 Official newspaper at '.he University of Mich- igan. Published every morning except M4on- day during the university year. E~ntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan nnder Act of Congress of March g, 1879.r Offices Ann Arbor Press' Building. Sub- scription price: by carrier, $2.so; by mail, $3.00. Want Ad. Stations: Pre...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUTARY 27, 1927 FEW RELICS REMAIN 'Earlier Founding Of University Verified OF UNONOQLTIDNBy Catalogue Of 1844~ (ContnuedfromPageOne)Support for Regent Junius E. Beal's (Coninud fom Pge ne) contention that the University was The opening within the last seve-'fuddin11 nse('f 87i -al years of the library and swim- fonid in the University catacs from riing departments has finally brought te year 1844 andl their iclu...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FMRUARY 27, 1930 TH~ MICHICAN flATLY 'T'UtJRSIYAY. FF~flI WARY 27. 1930 T MINENT CATHOLIC PRELATE IS DEAD I DUN TO . TIID OAFTEROERATION FOR APPENDICITUS tO D TI lI'y A FAssTociatedERes) M e.sfa thr was Spanish am :[O4.OM,,r26-adna er bassador to 'the Court of St. JTames *U * ~ EDel Val, former papal Secretary of when the future cardinal was born I NE I State and in recent years Arch- in London in 186...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FERtUARY 27, 1929 Ten dollars will be awarded as the first prize for the best short story to be submitted in the recent- ly announced Inlander short story contest. A second prize of a book will also be awarded. The prizes are being given by the Graham Book stores which are cooperating with the Inlander to make the con- test a success. The short story contest opened yesterday, and will be concluded on March 19...…

…ot spring THE MICHI WOO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at the University of Mich- igan. P'ublishedevery morning except Monday dur- ing the university year. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Mich- igan, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1 1879. Largest Assort ment in the City GAN DAILY Ready for Your Inspection, 3. WILD CO. 311 S. State Street! PNote Books Ideal Loose :-Get Our . on Cover. Leaf Note Book-The Original Loose...…

…HE MICH19XX DAILY T SDAY. T Lovell Speaks On Michigan's Water Power State Rated Twelfth In Nation By Engineering Professor In Broadcast ,. a a1 iaMTC ai TCV i1\ L11,1 I7V TTa.\:1T7D iflA s V 1 iYi1I.b~ N.P: Full Military Honors Are Accorded Henry Roosevelt SCLASS rFrEADVERTISING Prof. Alfred H. Lovell, of the en- gineering college, spoke yesterday on "The Development of Michigan Wa- ter Power" over the Radio Broad- casting Service. Point...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY, SUNDAY, FEB. 27, 1938 Station W300 Old English Plans' Feature Manuscript Copies Pas Available Here DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN e-WIcation in the Buletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3.30; 1 00 ajm. on Saturday. I. the graduation announcement list of our class. Academic Notices English 150 (Playwrighting) class will meet as u...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 1937 Actor Killed in Mock Battle Burton Memorial Clock is called Best In Jorld By GeigerInspection Engineer The newly completed clock in the Burton Memorial Tower is the finest and most complete in the world, E. F. Geiger, sales engineer for the Inter-' national Business Machine Corp., of New York, who is here to make a final inspection and adjustments, said yes- terday. Even Big Ben in London and th...…

…AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1953 1 LATE WIES NWFS DAILY OFFIC Publication in the Bulletin is constr University. Copy received at the ofic until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1935 VOL. XLV No. 106 Notices President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to the students on Wed- nesday. Feb. 27, from 4 to 6 o'clock. University Scholarships In The Graduate School The Board of Ee- gents of the U; iversit...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ad Fu: is leav ddent c lInstitu. ore Funds out thati milable fo governmen ze these ya .g their me who left A after ser' sinqe 1953 tion is m avy teachi es. These s qualifiedi utions frog ck of time. 0lsom said t the teac] in resear aching the or science s students g USED INORALSURGERY: Matrix Bone Subject of Research' By RUTH BERS matrix for a variety of purposes ing the inorganic and organic ma- ted no eor to be more pr...…

…THE U. OF "~.of 1Z 7'III. U fM. INDEPENI 1 NT AS.SOCIATION l hiio's andiiPosct ti c 'ew s ;1116 ever t~-nn tHEi U. of t. DAc IL, taio k Jok, it hethan , Annt Al ebo ,c, Iiti,'t' thin wis expctedI, owting to the ab- sence of snore)\and exIceding]ly cold weater. he rick cwork of the sout ,%ing i cale i i] ) I the sec()rclstoy amvthe stone bae- '. i' .1 i i l c toliii: ihtt i Iin r o ciii tiel' Or(lni- M. DAILY. G1RCAT $Ainp AF 'IN I Ml ,1FORTIlL...…

…Spring A fnauncem eni, in Ann Atii)r will lie foundii ait (G. If. \XfldlkCo.'w, 108 E. WXashtington 'C. (reat lan atben ~t aken i the Selection of all suit- ings, trouserintgs & over- ioatintgs for this seasont. .H.WIL O 108 E. Wash. St. i TH ILU. 01 MN. DAILY '7;;. 2< 77l,1 1t1 NO t~T0 t i I l i I ll~ :-, I a l1,1 t Ltta~ ~~ SINESS 1AN OFL,0hi ri; ii I iii ii! 111)1 1 t~fi11ttt f1f1111 tIt4ijN . '(ItsL.iLI I 1111 i11I MANAINGEITOR, Ii l.L:i I...…

…z .P ! I st.) lus HZ CP Lij 1)' C F z Theu t of 01. tAut_ Thei VAl-1.1 NE\) TH E ICiIGAN DA-NE ~ILY NEWS d fria-t;I w l~~ll+ I\" ;tli ]1:11ji p" ti a. 1l}tS(? .7'+ E W S Alit+l' 1'21"ii tq t}}t il~tl :11' e J e r s qt 0--s t'i \: 11 11 '.li' tJl.Jtte'farse c111 ,ws 111ti 11jil1e w;i I; ':l .,x'll ~G o lftit 1:13 CL - 0: r rTt nri M. THIS WliITE SLI DES 6 5c. -Joss SLIDE BOXES For 2).sides.. . ... ... , For 1001 slides ....... . , FQUARRY'S CAM...…

…CAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FF.ji"k, ' -V7, - --- - - - Nilitary Law Lecture Series To Be Offered Course Aims To Acquaint All Prospective Soldiers With WarLegislation Stason To Talk First With the aim of providing the law student about to enter the military service with some specific informa- tional background, the Law School is offering a series of lectures on Military Law and War Emergency egislation beginning Monday. 'he series does n...…

…T MI IGAN AIL ' ,- -- Jii i I ViL - -1 v of Uique a niz ation T rgrssve, oehdc Quantitaive specraT analsis erott- ale Co-p rs Name~d rses Are tJh Elected H:ef nods wiU be disused by ProX.Rap Started; ad; ion I ~To Of Kellog Be In April ly earngcompletion p, tot4 9 its iaceas th ;titutton of its kIid in the the W.K. Kellogg Foundation of Graduate and Posgradu- servitce. e in that it is the only In- evoted especally to gradu. d wo...…

…jT Ito &m 1 Z '4.*4E? Taft To Speak. Here Today On Willow Run : Allied Ship Blows Up Knox To Speak U-BOATS ADD THRILLS: Here Monday Chilean Engin '1 * 'n ers Make Safe Congress Seeks AbsentLee Curb (Continued from Page 1) These afternoon forums will be opened by Prof. Kenneth McMurry, chairman of the geography depart- ment of the University and consultant of the Michigan State Planning Com- mission. Arriving here early today, Mr. Taf...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 TONIGHT 8:15 FRY'S "A PHOENIX TOO FREQUENT" and "THE IOOR" by Anton Chekhov STUDENT RATE 99c General Admission $1.65 also Saturday and Sunday 8:15 P.M. Please make reservations early DRAMATIC ARTS CENTER NO 2-5915 327 South Fourth ww" Cinema SL quiId W. C. FIELDS and MAE. WEST 1y Liettle Chickadee Sunday at 8 only ARCHITECTURE A...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1957 ANGELL STARTS ACCREDITATION: Field Selects High School Textbooks El 0 11 lI By RONALD PARK -1 'k. Back in 1871 James Burrill Angell, then University President, took a walk. This walk took him to Ann Arbor high school where his son was a student. During the course of his visit, President Angell was sur- prised to learn of the high quality of courses being taught. This knowl...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY rATTTRnAV rV.RRTTAIDV 91 16XA THE MTCHTG~e~la 7/IIAIIVtATTrR'7E .RAE~ l~~ inAl llni. AX, r bust uAK x 47, ]:13s I Scelba's Trouble In Italy TALY'S GOVERNMENT is once again on the brink of complete confusion as Pre- mier Mario Scelba fights continually to hold his cabinet together. Booed and hissed last week by Leftist members of Parliament, the tough new Premier could scarcely speak as he made his bid for a vo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. T EM CHIGAN DAILY' ed. This task devolves upon then z I _ M health officers. They were made cog- Reduction f F Etrtr. ascred clss sneter'ac the An niant f te trouble as soon as it - v Pct~i. - occurred but for some unthinkable Pblished dly ( Mudyexcepted during tee rrason have taken no steps to discov Sale(asme 05lorsidk eranc)ionet823 extorting o the imagination to see MNAGING EDI fOR: what might result from a srest of an...…

…THE U. 01?Al. DAILY Published Daily (Sunday excepted) during the Collegb year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. OrFCEn: Times building N. Main st., opposite post office. EDITORS C. D. GARsY, Gr. L. W. W. THsAY'ER, '9L. S. E. KNArPEN, '98. 0. IlANSo,'9S. WV. W. HUGESe, '938, E. L. Gmsmmts, '98 L EDITOR-ON-CIIIEF G. B. IAsRsSON, '96 L. b1 tFG[NG EDITOR J. F. THIOMAS, '97. BUIISNESS SMANAGER L. C. WALKERO, '06. ASSOCIATE EDITORS L A. Pratt, '2i G....…

… - THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- iTHlE MICIGAN DAILY. Mang i o iit itout ayt ((mlcc fl I j~d (!lITflifl I If i o I O r ciocuw . ITC I Ioctsl~o in bu t w tlat10>t Maagn -u-1nucr-_ lzttt.1 ~Tx effot 1 ttutuin" tai~lt's mc 1an 1 ft It ti:Il fa r Joit1'N . WURZ. how t iti oth t v ( o rt ro -toilin ilhen' MERCHANT TAILORS .um ~t ihltgt EDR I Wiong toock (cxiii. Have received a large line of j woolens for SPRING and SUM- MER in (M~eniurn, Light, and Dark ...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. aOweIhed Dally (Sundy excepted) during he Colet vear, at THE UW1IVEfSIY OF MICHIGAN a:Timesr building, 7 S. Main St. be- tween Liberty ad lWilliam St. H INAGING EDITOR J. F. TOAS, 97. BUSINESS MAN EP. . I. E1AN, '. E[ITORlS E. L. GanoniE, 'S L. F. S. SmoN, 'i8. F. M. Lona, '1. IB. B. SILLMANs, '58 L. H. H. COuwax. '9. BULE LA, '0. C. M. DEN, Si. Athletic Editr. ASSOCIATE EDITORS SW. X. HIlhes, '1. . XW. Smith...…

…2 Published Daily (Sundays excepted) dosing the College year, at TBE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. 1urFa-e: The iland Presse,Henning Btoek. Btth thene147 MSANsAGIG EDITORt. F. ENGELHARDa, 'litL. BSINESS SMANAG.ER. 0. fH. lHANS, 'itL. EI)ITORtS. Athletic Editor, T. ft. WeODROe, litL.. P. W. JONaS, 'i9, A. HI. Ms ,DcoGsL, 't1 E. F. D.lEAMNo,'00: C. H. LeeD, 'ttt, G.t.HUDcNUTT. '0laE. J.0B. Wocet, '00t. Theeshubsition peiec of the DIt s1s2'.50 foe the ...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Published Daily (Sondayn excepted) do ino tbe College year, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscription price $1.1.50 per year, invariably ii advane Single eopies 3 eente. Subscrip- teone may be left at the office of the DAILY, at Stofflets, with any of the editors or authorized noliitort. (omunications should reach the offoe by 7 o'clockhPen. if they ae to appear the next play. Addrenn all matter intended tor pub...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. . C. ,C oobll olle~e +FOR IRE OEOOI Ii__ itansswer to many inqutliies ablout tiiedDiy(Sundays excepted) during football practice, Mr. lDygert wishes ~GekLtn rnh e the college teat', by to announice that as soon as the T ext., +Rooks, New and S, THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION iud onl the campuSstwill permit, teewlbefoblprcieThSubscription price X2.50 per year, isvariably wilt be continued until warm Bo University Boase...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. '0W. of W. 'r., cat~. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the Collegre pear, by TilE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Sutiscription lprice V2.50 per year, invariably in ad aer Singrle copiea 3 cetc. Subacrip- tiona may be left at the oflcer of the DAILY, at Stofflet's, with stiy of the editors cc 'word of excusC. They ought pronmptly to redeenm their promises. We believe thu idelay is oot froni in- tentiottal tdesir...…