…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, StUNDAY MAY 27, 1923 L Ue undre er ent Education A Comparison of Methods When a foreigner comes to our uni- CLEMENT SERVICE Professors, that is 'a matter only of versity directly from a high school of the students' concern. The professor the Old World, he usually finds him-;is wholly free to express himself, and self several years ahead of his Amer- o ae training to offer incentive to the Compare such a pr...…
…IA 1rinm..I CHANGE IN. RATUIRE L SW 43Uf ~~Iai ,:J DAY AN] - - XXXII. No.,174 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1922 PRIC .. . ,, DISCUSSINS MARKE EDITORS' SECOND 1 CONVENTION DAY BRU14Is'LEADS MORNING ASSEM . BLY PRIOR TO ROUND .. TABLE GROUPS CONSTITUTION ADOPTED FINISHES ORGANIZATION NORTHEAST VIEW OF THE PRACT ED. THIS IS THE FIRST OF A SCHOOL OF EDUCATION. THE Provides for Permanent Body Known THIS SUMMER. as Michigan ...…
….I C4ko .4r a DAT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1921. acond Presentation of Great Spanish Play Reaches High Perfection Point a (By H. A. D.) With the advantage of a tfrst night success as an incentive to reach the, highest possible 'point of perfection, members of the cast of "The Great Galeoto", made their second appear- ance last night in Sarah Caswell An- gell hall. The gr.eat Spanish problem drama, so well executed in last n...…
…I 46 ,,1 Ur OAIL I H ltY I1 N ANN 4RBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1920. ,* TOl __ _. a .+ SENIOR LITS WILL , HEAR SHAW FRIDAY II Own Advanees of Funds as inlRed Cross Giving ssociated Press) May 26.-Col. William inati manufacturer, who cribed as the "angel of campaigx " testified to- ate investigation of pre- ancing that he had con- )00 to Wood's organiza- nated that contributions sources would not make rlin Testifies tee ...…
…/ I MLb W EATHER PROBABLY FAIR TODAY F i 41P 411 itr t Iat ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY iAND NIGHT WIRF 8ERV ICE .: U. ++ rr r4 . XXIX. No. 169. ANN ARBOR, THIC111-CLAN, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1919. PRICE THRUE AN____ IH'G N T ED YM Y 27 99.P i_ H E LONDON WILL GIVE HAWKER RECEPTION ON RETURN TODAY RESCUED AFTER 90 FLOATING SEA MINUTES OF ON GREATEST HEROES OF NATIONAL AT PRESENT Airman and Companion Land in Scot. land Two Miles from...…
…I THE WEATHER CLOUDY &ND PROB- ABLY RAIN TODAY ~ ai1 UNITED PRESS D AY AM) N I'MIR 1,1 I Tr I i -5 g g VOL. XXVII. No. 170. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENT U.S. WILL RAISE GREAT AIR FLEET .& WHIP GERMANS PRESENT DEADLOCK ON LAND AND SEA LEADS TO DECISION START BUILDING OF AEROPLANES AT ONCE Raid Over England Worst Since War Began; 76 Killed, 174 Injured New York, May 26.-As though in answer to the German ...…
…THE DAILY . NEWS OF TILE WORLD AND TIE CAMPUJS VOL. XXI. No. 168. Ci - o GAN D Phones :-kjitorial 2414 1usiness 960 ITELERAPL SERVICE BY ThEI EW YORK, SUN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1916. PRICE FIVE CENTS LAWYER SPEAKS TO LEGAL SOCIETY ON WORLDPROBLEM FREDERICK COUDERT PRESENTS ASPECTS OF LAW IN PRESENT WAR UNITED STATESUNPROTECTED Deals With Questions of Blockade, ; Contraband Trade, and Foreign Shipping Frederick R. Couder...…
…THE DJ IALLY~ R BAAVN CE OF THE YEAR AILE)75ic LOCAL1 The Michigan DailytILED NO0w 75C I, Al. XXV, No. 172. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1915. PRICE FIVE GIVES TRACK SQUAD ROU SINGSEND-OAFF Crowd of ,00 Students Led by Band Gathers at Depot to Cheer Farrell's Varsity Athletes TAKES LIGHT DRILL AT FERRY FIELD BEFORE STARTING EAST Party Scheduled to Reach Philadelphia ' Today, but Holds No Practices Michigan's track team, ...…
…ie. I' lich igan Daily' XXIV, No. 170. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1914. PRICE FIVE ci -------Y t I f M , MICHIGAN TEAM ENTRAINS FOR EASTERN MEET Picked Stars Leave Ann Arbor This Afternoon Via the lichigan Central Railroad EXPECT STUDENT BODY AND BAND TO SEE TEAM LEAVE All Fresh Will Continue Preparation For M. A. C.Meet In Absence of Varsity Once again as in the past few years, Michigan sends her quota of picked t...…
…THE WEATHER MAN1T ,cast For Ann Arbor: esday-Rain and colder. I T chi1aQ Daily ONLY 1=ORNIMPAPER IN I ANY ARBOR 01. XXIII, No. 170. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1913. PRICE. FIVE CEN SISLER'S SORE ARM MAY KEEP HIM FROM BOX Star Twirler Injures Wing Throwing From Field in Pennsy Game and Will Probably Not Pitch Again. WOLVERINES HIT BALL HARD WHILE ON EASTERN JOURNEY Seven Bat Above 800 Mark and Five Have a Perfect Average in ...…
…heMic iga Vol. XXL. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1911. No. x6i8. SIX MIHGNAHEE PLACE FOR THE FINALS Great Showing In Yesterday's Preliminaries At Cambridge Makes Wolverines Loom as First Place Contenders CRAIG FURNISHES THE SENSATION Cambsiridtge, hiass., fiay 26-The trials hopesif her aidherentis wel 'zCri ini tihe Initercolltegiate today resultein ceaie lack and tllee 23 feet 3 itches. tile phlacig if six iietigait me~i in t...…
…The Michi 1gan aly ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNIDAY, MAY 27, 1911z. Vol. XXI. No. 169. .._._ ,__ t ._ VARSITY DRAWS THIRD IN RECOR SMASHING MEET Cornell and Yale Nose Michigan Out of First by Close Margin---Collegiate and World Records Tied by Craig HORNER. SETS MARK WITH SHOT fis:hetCiushlm i(YVale) first; ITa- i-ils' (Rutgers)sc.oiiTim'11501 5 17. i t( Priiii.etounl) seco.iiiil Tone 16 lis i ltOslillm (:Vale)'fist; lii- (10c ( 1 151(~id 1 ...…
…'Ago h -omm, The M'ac igolo C-Ad & 11 .,., ai ly , N ARL'OR, MICHIGAN, FR I D. !I 11" - < . Vol-. XX. No r6r_ METHODISTS FIND MICHIGAN STRONG In a Slugging Game, Wolverines Take Revenge for Former Defeats SMITH KEEPS HITS SCATTERED (,Sp'/ecial to lhe lfichiito r'oi i l").o Syracuse, N. YV. \la v 21-ii racil oo fell before therollslawitiof the Ill'4-er (ie ttravele'r>s tis afternoon. 'be ,Methi (dists1 too(1 the(le adrail 01tle star t li t...…
…\N\\i 1i'( 1C [ W, \ N,'l H'I'S) \YAlAY 27, 10)_)No. 11 VOL. XIX. VARSITY WINS ' 'fHIG A 'S GROWl FROM CORNEMLL Michigan Takes Second Game of Trip Despite Cornell's Batting Rally in Ninth Inning. e specialtoSnThe IDaily.] Ithaca, N. Y., May 26.- liiehigan eisal- tintied her winning streak today, taking the game from Cornell. 6 to i, after the Ithacans had all lint won the gamle with a strong finish, scoring two runs in the nimtli ining wi...…
…The MichiganDily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, \VEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1908. VOL. XVIII. No 176. WOOSTER TRIMS MICHIGAN'S TEAM Varsity Loses First Home Game by Score of 4 to 3-Many Root- ers Cheer Departing Runners. Placisdly allowing Micltigant to set the pace-nlot a very terrifie one at that- for six inttintgs, Wooster sutddetnly blos- sottted ittto a live one itt the sevsenth innitg of ati otlterwtise tpeaceatble niati- tee, and clutsterintg teve h...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUN\DAY\, NI AY 27,1906. - voL. XVI. No. 172. LEWIS INSTITUTE WINS RECORD-BREAKING MEET Detroit University School and Detroit Central Finish Close Up-Ten Rec- ords Broken and Two Tied-Cook Wins Hundred-Yard Dash. mt evtedr heldi i ilthetcountri as its niit irne aft ha Nijiigaiter- shaiatstia, NItiilihwas wt't by Le wis il- awl le\\it a t t t;I f 3(6 1-2 Itainits. Il-rait lit-rsiti bSchati With 33 po...…
…- -- - ~ -. Y-..5: ^ l - ~ ~ -- - - -J' / -- - z ~ - - -~ C r Cs - a .. 0 r, H Q~ G. to x< r* 2 - n / a0p - ir2 -o O I:,t C~ 00 0 3 .y …
…The Michigan Dai- VOL. XIV. H1ISTORY OF UNIVERSITY. Being Completed by Professor Dem- mon-To be Published Prob- ably this Summer. Professor Isaac N. Demmon, head of the English department of the Uni- versity of Michigan, is at work com- pleting a history of the University of Michigan which will probably be pub- lished this year. About five years ago, the Herndon Co., of Boston, employed Professors B. A. Hinsdale and I. N. Demmon to prepare a...…
…PIN U.0O 00 .No. 1 75 7 ,4OL. X111. ANN ARBOR. MICU., WEDNESDAY. MlAY 27, 2P03 MICHIGAN TO WIN. Remarkable Success. CIRCUS DAY, Yea Boks Sold Rapidly. (1 'rgc .F. \Iaxiy, '02, Las spent iilosoiiea Mnaltgr 00it10 of tke a h Stag S3ays Michigan Has Frst 1'011 n'ltl~t1111211 11011 1110mt it001 tt~ccta~ it i,(,inonit lnos ds-No Trouble But Many Ainsing I-In i 0 th 1 toni tksookon swer sold lacs tahed-Records Will trei-tn of Neow xork and 1I'eoooyc...…
…9hrUt Oo(_9 9111 _ VOL. IX, No. 177. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, MIAY 27, 1899. THREE CENTS. MT. CLEMENS LEADS meeting voed a strong recumrnesea- STOMACH REMOVED. G._HWIL_._C tion to the common conci to donate _ G. H W 3 U ins 13 Points in the 3icile Races, a ite for a homeopathi college. Dificut Operation Performed at Tiheiprelisminaries il the 100, 220 the Hospital. Will announce that we have now and 440 yard ashesancdiali the MICHIGAN LEADS...…
…AdL , ail. VOL. VIII. No. 180. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 27,11898 PRICE-3 CENTS. i I At Wild's Spring selections jnst arrived from the East. Call and inspect onr. Suitings, Trouserings, Top-Coats. NO. 1O8 E. WASHINGTON ST,. NEAR MAIN Prescriptionus The value of prescriptions depends on how they have been filed. Good drugs and skillful pharma- clsts art necessary. We guarantee theauniform strength sod purity of every drag to our stor...…
…At IURSDAY, MAY 27, 1897. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. 4 'VOL. VII. No. 180. ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN, TI] T{CI lN\SHT OUT errors by WVoWf, a passed ball and a Prof. Levi T. Griffin. 'aerdee Inthesixh sinser aneProf. Levi T. Griffin, one of the IllinOiS' Wins ti yS Game a i, Wrisnfdot051 1 oldest instruetors in the law deisart- Receied a fril lin of Yesterday's Sculergeiiing tooseond. Me- Reevdafulln fNoe-ole sesirmnt, deiivered hio last lecture -yes- b...…
…the tt. of VOL. VI. No. 174. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, W EDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1696. Fount PAGES-3 (CENTS. I - '99 AM GETS CHAMPIONSIP1 . !; L 5=_ ______41 I5 1 ARRANGEMENT "IS CONCLUDED WeM s D v . t onos r f-----4 2 1 0 0 0__ We ±vus~ uOVC o01(, 211 -4----2------ 1 The store we now occupy bos 11 Final Game Played Off in2 Inter- Ktot k ve. ------ 1 1 5ts Tickets on Sale for Saturday's 1INI been sold. We most seek new I islhop. 3b------- 4 0 0 3:01 q...…
…Of Vow. V. No. 169. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. GAME WITH HARVARD. MANAGER BAIRD ARRANGED FOR ONE IN BOSTON. 'Varsity Football TeamWill Meet Harvard Probably Nov. 2 or 9 Next- May Meet Pennsylvania Also-Easy to Get Games for Next Year. Football Manager Charles Baird re- turned home Satorday night from a week's visit among the big eastern universties where lhe had gone to ar- range a football game for nex...…
…,: { r 1. 3.., ti V ' / 14MMIk VOL. .III.-No. 17 2. VOL. 11,-No 172. UNIVERSITY OF JCHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 271, 1393. iso'Tstc(3a. Pitim Tm -i ,-E CENTS. BALL TEAM HAS A BENEFIT. The U. of M. Minstrels Help the Ath- letes.-ie African Choir Sings. As sia la e uie t.of -M. asui- ieet tred oitlalst n olit to sec an erthe exponients of colleger ins nd loes t: easity Miii- strl. Tlhle pcirfoirmaIn cingg vi - e fo "sweet ha iy' sake,'' For !1e ...…
…I)o AT.* NoL. IL.-NO. 170. THE SECOND VICTORY. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FIIIDAY, M\IAY 27, 1893. Iouts and a fly to Crawford. '"Doc'' ban ever before, ltowerniao caught DRItto, THREE CENTS. ( OF YOUR -. IITT~mn=7 7 7 rT)t'±T1 Some Inside Points on the Lehigh SpizerbaseonLall orcig Sheld Came From the Daily Corres- Si r aeo al~ocnflilscatchei Crawford (id very qutick I z B pondent. to second. Bfowermsan struck out. wsork at feft field. lrf...…
….li C 's . ilail. cyr.. I.--\ >. 1 , . Voc. I. N. OiL -NVENSrITY' OF1"MICIIIGA-N. W'C)NECSiAY. -I XV 27,lo Tmti :i, GENTS. Mr. Campbell's New Position i'rseas anniouniid in the D i~ aeo few days agto, iitiM. A. tmp- tseeii bell bad lbeen ofttereil ai positioni at noon. Lick Oblservtor.Il ascllteamii do tecesti ug facts: ae1 Te ( bser''iatorc is tiderthtli i'ecttoii of IProif. I olden frmely l iiis of thec III\si v of 1 s n i . ,,r 1 Ilie isass...…
