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…The Michigan Daily 'Ohr. XVI. .fo. 8oj. RULES COMMITTEE MAKES GREAT CHANGES Severe Penalties for Unnecessary Roughness Are Provided- Western Faculty Members Re fuse to Talk on Subject. Tie jto d iell egae fohl rude'icommittee lat the cloie-ofithelis_ clt In do awayt witi lrt 1 i t in i rule ii n tiiii he ati iiiilicd a eig o 1tile ('iti t ii ti h li i I~l, 11e1111-1yrdi le was u 'i ell,1111 il c 1111111 le an i ion as t i h nnn crof(' iti...…
…The Michigan Daily \AN ARBOR, NIC.Ilk \ I \-IGA\N X\. \ 0,li.1I)07. Vinin XVII. AMATEURISM DISCUSSED BY PROFESSOR LLOYD -Academic Pause in Life' is Its Efs- sence -Application (lade to College Journalism. ]rtso Lly fi ill,, ph ilso tillde- pn-tnn cnniin p n.tna&i;mire entin1i -. i-i , al, t iitc i itt i n t fthttute irne ns.t Ast t i lt, i e phass ofcollge ativiies t idrti is iirltidif tisiitfill[ Soeime tago i ittsteakig on an oc-iii ia e ...…
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