…INTEREST IN MICHIGAN BEGINS WITH THE UNION. he Michigan THE LIVEST FRESHMEN AVEA , SIT LL GREG' CAPS I HE LIVEST II~ ~ j ~ / GREY CAP XXIV, No. 1. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1913. PRICE FIVE C PRICE FiVE C __ 11 i HAS EXCEPTIONAL President Harry B. Hutchins ROSPECTS. FOR GREAT TEAM 1 Forty Candidates Work Out on Ferry Field in Two Weeks of Hard Preliminary Training. YOST CUTS VARSITY SQUAD TO TWENTY-NINE PLAY...…
…)RN;N j 1 liC iigan Dail L T N'o. 2. f AUW ELEV phi, 1611, Big Gzud:C 6PLAWNN'Q AJ)OvN 'NES IA 0#A Y' 4 Ob!i () xnef First ofae of hard SeheuliV ni.erest att iihes itselC to : fnc ba1 pi me of the sea- &fternon. wlhen Captal ~ will ien h Learn against :W eleven; pin'e the clasi ce o f p % a n d t e a c h e r. oe, the coca e o c the Green egs tion, plav e~d at center :t the Wlv r'eine teams in d '12; and thte upperclaaw- campus s et e en...…
…Miniature .Copy Miniature Copy 1cG ..FD Vol. XXVII. No. o# Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, September 30, 1916 Issued Gratis FORMER RECORDS ARE SMASHED BY FALL ATTENOENCE LIT COLLEGE GETS INCREASE OF 136 OVER LAST YEAR; TOTAL r, 707 SLAVS TO BE NUMEROUS Russians and Poles Given Official Credentials to Attend Amer- ican Colleges In all probability the 8,ooo mark will be closely approached this year. Figures given out by university authorities ...…
…1. AIL, ,nAY A Ir ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1919. PR ICTED I DE- ag orporanons was not ,y according to re- om different sources. made by steel cor- e defections among a number of them aen continue o re- > figures were given. Ike headquartersex- ion at what they failure of the Unit- orporation to stam- d men. It was giv- nionists that more A4' as a result of 'at any other time was started a week was quiet of, rat...…
