…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SI'NDAY, AN'. IT, 1' '7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNI)AY, A1~lllI, 1, 1927 o,- ..o..a.,, --- u- -n. - - p -.Momwftmmm - I III III "%% - -Mae:po, r w~ r,,,.. . .w. a... .p ... .w. +ar. y. . 4y . - ° / i I (NWIII¢II{WIW>) a __ ,. ,.rr+ """'" N~~) M~lU O OHII~iiNEW HURLER WH TO STRENGTHE BALL TRHIPNEID . . : .: . : :.: : .. I'ueklewartz, Mller, Daity, Up teraistit': Are First C'hodices For Places >.::::: On Sirtig J...…
…SITX T" 'I. MCIGANDAILY SATURRDAY, APRIL 2, 1926 R, I . ueiii i -MONSOON" . .... - (77'S r yy y q k E < "" gab 3 t [' : a a s Y r ,~ 7 n ~c k a ' I it pom B TBMNlBenny Tryon To GOFSUDWL BATEHYM[ ~i Play For .Braves BOX ERIS 'iO) NTION Al1M Wnter Weather Forces Track 1PFR ?' CHI TAM Team To Remain In Field 10ou1se UUHLIII il! l n , I IP DORPTIP[ UUUI UUIIIJb UUM Ouiscfelers To iWork ITa Opn Next Wk .'k Regarde.s Of(Conit ion...…
…G . 'TI-lU' A X1 +2 D.N AIL.Y.1 J .J4.£ A *S - * - ;) yi1's'X !" '. .. i A 1 Li Avi. 1 a.. y' .. u' [- a w a,.s'. .r-x a .: a ,.... .._w. BASEBALL SQUAD|HOLDS LIGHT OUTDOOR )N IRSTBASE DUTIlS )utfilders Workout At Catching Line Drives; Mold Long Batting Practice 15 0 MAKE TRIP SOUTH 4 DIAMOND POINTS ! With three days still left to prac-1 tice before the start of the annual!I trip south, the 1929 Michigan base- ball team has already h...…
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…SUNDA Y FEATURE SECTION All, iri i t t tttl SECTION TWO Lint i . .. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1921 PRICE 4 en 'The Wolverine Meets The Be .alifornzans. Claim Strong, Track Squad VETERAN QUARTET FORMS NUCLEUS OF COAST TEAM M,'i 11 liOii 1111PlilillilTl liii1111111 I lii1 1liTAiINi1llIlilIll liii1lii liii lii 1 1liii1Ilii liii1liiiI ii ill I 1ll liliiillllIllilL SCOACH::ACTION ::CAPTAIN West To Si H ichigan Tra...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL 1()25 T*"E MICHIGAN DAILY rRiDAY, APRIL 3, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -l THIS 1Up1N CQLUMN LASS FjE S CLOS[$ E At 3 P.M. ADVERTISING At 3 PM. '010S Locates Germ Of African Scourge Intan uralt ms test will begin immediately . after ed to the 'singles and dourbleswin- (Continued from Page Six) ; ners anldnmedals- to the r(s~cliV') or refaort to the Intramural otlce at urestp IWaterman gymr before Wednesday, All Imen who h...…
…ThE MIC-HIGA'-JDAILY Classified-Co 't. IFIE COLUMN CLOSES AT 3P.M. ADVE~RTI SING DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES Charged at the rate of 12c per reading tine for one or two insertions, Ile pe! ; ;lig line for three ar more insertions. White space charged for at same .tes. Classifieds charged only to thise having phones. Ask about c.}ntracts for classifled advertisinlg. 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRESH MEN WL HL RESTLING,[FENCING AND TRAC K TOURNEYS TODBAY AND TOMOROW Vevor4, In (11 :filii Round ()f Net the fencing squad' numbered° about Alfle~"if (Nle Cood. lI1Il4Ir 125 but the enrollment has now Ble Bettered hLi di'i ~ (windled to eight. --- Pinals To IBe Reid Tomorrow WILL AWAtrD NUMERALS Mebr of the freshman wrestling squad wpo re liinaited in theX111-. Prepairatilons 'or the all-freshman indoor track ineet to...…
…. If SU'ND)AY, APRIL 3 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rPAGE SE;- V NOLVERINE O ,A id Brave i'tchers GIVEN111FOLLOWIAIG Two I 'ctters I IM TRACK MEET _ n a-S Y n iv i 1 1~la P nals imn thx ~ e had I ol2 noriowhto r SoS ps ofthtle iU~nitI ml lAowItnu uADVERTrISINGI LIV iV IL I IIl lFL 1 I --- - wfm m "Yost IDelivers PrincipalI Address "Ifieiiign N ight" ig'ui At Yacht Clb Al TEAM CAPTAINS ATTEND Michigan coaches andlVrst cap- tains were gu...…
…sA'l UgDAY, APRIL 3, 192U TI IF- ivITCI--ITGANbA!I.,Y PAGE ; r T I. ....... ....T? PAGE ~ PHILDIN STARS IN BO0U TS AT ARMORY! a Y'xhtibition' Of Infightinjg In Tfw.)O Round Bout With Tommy Valie Thrills Crowd LARGE CROWD ATTENDS, Let Philbin, sensational University of Michigan middleweight bcxer, add- ed to his already host of admirers by his extraordinary exhibition of pluck Thursday night at Td Sullivan's box- ing show in the local...…
… ,-APRILh 3, 1D29 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mi~~!rv --------------- Annual Indoor Gym CAREERS OF FOUR SWIMMERS A RE Meet Will Be Held COMPLETED WITHNATIONAL MEET LRM( In NANT CONTEND Waterman Tod Teams Of Which Men.Were Mem-- son Hubbell captured third in the PE N NTCONTENDE SWty ers Won Three Big Ten Titles Conference meet and fourth in the And 'Two National national competition at St. Louis. ~liTe indoor gym meet which will A member of tflree...…
…. ~ ~~~~~subtlety of hsis wit. Aways at the be-:1Qt~[1t9 E ~it[1tt+ilfl f111111111 fatltlt1111 Low d n P ais s ~ ile lY gnn'n of aMilne play, I am conscious- _ a f Sr JmesBarr%. But the sent- nieint so characteristic of the work of- P'rof. Roy . Cwden of the rhat- for the morning-room . 0de catches Sir James, is not to beg found in Mr.1 oric dlepart ant"who isrfamailiar with] the spirit Of the place and is conviI'cd Milne's approach. His wit i...…
…E MICHIGAN DAILY y as a supplement to oof The Michigan in the hands of the evious to the date of r contributions must n of good faith. seph A. Bernstein nts homas H. Adams yron Darnton ...Stewart T. Beach .... Ldwin R. Miess' LI ZT Z )ERS 3.W. DIAGONAL DGS (By E. R M.) THE RIVER Of rivers I have seen a lot, the Hud- son, Thames, and Hottentot, in every place and clime; they're all renowned for happenings, ragattas, races, other things, thei...…
…PAGE EnIHT I D AIL Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice try all members of the University. Copy received b)r tb, Assists nt to th President until 8:30 p: m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday. Volume Z FRIDBAY, APRIL 3, 19'? .1aumber l139 University Convocation: Dr. Alexander Meiklejohn, formerly President of Amherst College will give an address on "Thinking in a Democracy" at a convocation of the 1,ni- versity to be h...…
…THErMICHIGAN DAIINi .. ... AlT OFFICIAL BULLETIN i Heads Committee Probing Charge Of Bureau Graft Publication lu the Bulletin 18 CUDAM)trutie W.tic0 to all members of the University. Copy received b tI'4 Agir't"anx cthLk ?M^dent until 3:30 p. w. (11:30 a. wn. Saturn' a-* Volume t4,F1tlli(.XY A PR101,:;. 1911 tiNumzl4er i: ---w... ... y iJplrersity (Convocaton: Thkere will be a conv ocation of the liniversyily. at which [lie iiwv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYST A I LY FIC I A Publication in the Bulletin is construc the University. Copy received by the A 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) I Mr. Johnson's classes in Freshmen Engineering Englis Sections 5 and 7 will not meet today. ry IiRal h Tt L BUL LEIT IN ___ k lt Graduate Club in Education: tive notice to all members of There will be a meeting of the Graduate Club in Educa ssistant to the President until evening, April 3, at ...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUINDAY. APIl4 , 1927 .............. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN T'ublicaiion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. VOLUME VII S[NDAY, APRIL 3, 1927 NIBER 135 ' Woman's Research Club: The Woman's Research Club will meet in Room 8173, Natural Science Building, Monday ev...…
…EMIT SHE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 3, DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 8:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume V1 SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 192Nibr114 To Students Having Library Books: 1. Students having in their possession books drawn from the Univer- sity Library are notified that such books are due Tuesday, ...…
…'MCtr~ EIGT THE MICHICAN DAILY I WEDESDAY, AP1RL 3, 192D °' i r ,:. Point System Committee: !RETURN OF OLD ALUMNUS REVEALS - There will be a meeting of the Point System Committee of the;OFVEN U Women's L eaee at 4:00 o'clock Wednesday, in Barbour Gymnasium. ADVENTURES OF WESTERN PIONEER Ne Mary Alice Moore, Chairman ......-- Exciting experiences in a life versity. He also tells of his ma- Publication in the Bulletin is constructive n...…
…NN DAIIAk L Y -OFFICIAL BULLETIN' n in th~e Bulletin is constructive notice to all members t ratty. Copy received until 3:24 D. mi. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) TUESDAY, APRIL 3.1".;number 1311 Engineering and Archltectire: entary examinationis for the removal of conditions will be Le spring vacation, on the dlays given. in the schedule which is we bulletin boards of the Engineering Building. The proper e securyed from the Secretary's mfice bef...…
… ow The Nob R- To Waterman Qym THAT'S WHERE THE CROWD IS; DR. MAY HAS HARD TIME MAKING SPACE GO ROUND; URG ES MICHIGAN TO TAKE PART IN A LL SPORTS ght the truth, iscovered that in large doses, rk, the greater Dr. May accounts for the heavy de- mand for lockers and for the gymna- slum by the creat!9n in the gym classes of a stimulus for self-develop- ment of the individual. Such methodsf as the recent track meet with com- parative averages...…
…Second Section m m mm . IWO!" L.#Ifl A6V i1t Second Section / VOL. XXXVI. No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1926 TWELVE PAGES HAS THE HONOR SS ANY CHANCE? a a eYe ___eLm .J. Faculty Opinion Varies Widely de Corps"? a " 7'X 7 L rNT r" On Possibility o Is Michigan Too Large For True "Esprit Success Reported In Medical, Engineering Schools - -A -A- A I IT ?p -tP- I - + President Little (An Interview) Express...…
…[]E MIC 'GAN DAILY IE MIC GAN DAILY SEE MICR TN TEAM IN ACTION (Continued from Page One) [enderson- in the lows. Dunne,. gan's all-around star will be en- in the low stick race. rris of the Berkeley clan, and rook are far above the rest of ntries in the pole vault, and wil' first place between themselves. icors Wesbrook is capable of at three inches over 12 feet which out the height that Norris is able st and second in the high jump conced...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATRAYm mnaAPRIL . (Continued from Page Nine) 7 (2) That it is common knowl- edge now that there is, unfor- tunately, dishonesty even of ac rather gross type, in any large body of persons. The files of Thet Daily and of every administrativer officer upon the campus will bear1 witness to the truth of this state-1 ment.- (3) As there can be no abso- lutes in marking papers, it fol- lows that the attainment of a high degree by...…
…fI 1, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY HONOR AMONG THE EWGINEERS (Continued from Page Nine) "For infractions of the honor code to be punished by a court of a man's peers with the support of his fellows, is as it should be. The student honor committee with us has primary juris- diction and does not wait for a case of dishonesty to be proven by the in- structor. Infractions of the honor code are punished perhaps more dras- tically by the committee than...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1926 _________________~. U -- ______ . ... . FURTHEROPION (Continued from Page Ten) llams, I was an undergraduate at a college, ,a small one to be sure, where the honor system was one o fthe old and most prized institutions, and like him, I feel some diffidence about any- thing that looks like interference in so intimate an affair. Still, I have seen three and a half generations (college style) of M...…
