…L hiPP I AO * / ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH. 31, 1921. { m G ~PERORTorchlights And'ANUC IH tusic Will See T\Il Track Team Off DA1 OPERATIP lscorted by a torchlight procession, the Varsity track team will be given a Itinerary Longest Ever Taken in the rousing send-off at 11:42 o'clock (Un- .hIstory of Union Organ A AE iversity time) tomorrow night at the izatona FRE Michigan Central station.'Definite an- 1. TO KEEP nounceme...…
…IAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN d every morning except Monday during the [lntv the Board in Control of Student Publications [EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ociated Press is exclusively entitled to the us* iok f all news dispatches credited to it or not othelSt his paper and the local news published therein at the postoffice at Ann Arboi, Michigan, as 1econ ' tion by carrier jr mail, $3.50. Ann Arbor Press building, Maynarot it'r Bus...…
…. ~ ~4U 1 0 ', p ' J. W r jjc .. W T . r F, ."# ,,, , ---- - ' .. . . .. , w. .. LO FINALS IN 3 TRACK EVENTS ter Mile, Javelin, and Discus Throw Run Off by Coach Farrell GHT SQUAD TO GO TO COAST PRACTICALLY INTACT f doubtedly be among the 15 going West. Dunne has not yet equaled his last year's marks but improves with time. Tidy has shown improvement, but has not yet come close to his more ex- perienced opponents. The discus trials br...…
…[ICHICAN DAILY a - - --- - - - ETICS FOR YALE AT HIGH CLASS MUCH NEEDED AS COACHES ME'i 'ecognize and value highly the ings about intercollegiate ath- but anyone who tMinks they :be improved is either' destitute ormation, or imagination, or aid James R. Angell, recently Spresident of Yale University, first speech as head of that uni- *"I desire," he continued, "to e intercollegiate. athletics used "ully than at present; because of questi...…
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…tL A r -- - ment I1ummers will present "TI er Hat" at the Women's leig to be given at 4,o'clock Frid noon in Barbour gymnasium. Mortarboard will meet o'clock tonight at the Alpha ega house. MI SS ;,;,,;.~ 't11 Il I uIll ifl flflflfl lflI1111ll a1I1I1l1111l11ll TO LEAVE FRIDAY-- ris' play scores are on sale and Graham's bookstores. have'ordered copies are re- call for them there Im-I the usual custom, the sen- ear their caps and gowns e...…
…i LIST ON WAY T AT TIfE Burroughs, great American t, poet, and writer, died on a ir Kingsville, O., on his way om California last Tuesday . His death came after a d illness of six weeks. urroughs was born in Rox-' Y., Apr. 3, 1837, of English 1 parentage. He spent his uth at study in the country id the fields and woods. Ai1 of 14 years he began writing nd at 19 became a contribu. he Atlantic Monthly. After in from Cooperstown semin- aught sc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL'T ____ Y LILY OFFICIAL DULLETIN I THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1921. Number 126. itaal Faculty: The weekly luncheon will be held Thursday at 12:15 at the Michigan on. MARCUS L. WARD. ulty, College of Literatu*, Science, and the Arts: Friday afternoon, April 1, at 3 o'clock, in Room B of the Law building, >int meeting of the Schoolmasters' Club and the University of Michigan ulty is announced, for a conference on university...…
