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…ICHIGAN DAILY a a I OPINIONS ON MILITARY TRAININ Editor, The Michigan Daily: A misunderstanding seems to have arisen regarding the right of women to vote upon the question of military training at Michigan. Th is is due, very likely, to a misconception of the purpose of the vote, which is not as might be thought, to settle definitely the issue of whether or not we have such training but is merely a method of getting on record an express...…
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