…~IJ II o , i. ia In VOL. V. NO. 53. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1894. PJIICE-THIIEE CENTS. DECEMBER S. C. A. BULLETIN. Christian Association and tne Fraternities"-Reviews of Lectures. '11e18. ('.. . fltlietilifor ftrl'rnhi)r is out and rontains muchlimatter i11(1'- 'sting to tihosoec 'ltged(linthetit'r1o- mootioti oft ('llisthlian work at tihe loi- Ie erity". h hiss .111e Addamss, ttliv('t'l(i (It NewNberry hait, Nov....…
…Ijc 1tI. of At. Wairii. VOL. V. No. 3 2. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER , 1894. PRICE:-THIREEICENTS. CORNELL WINS AGAIN. Senior Law Election. They Had No Walkover, However. Tihe senior law elass election was Our Line Outolayed Them.- held Saturdaly morning at 9 selock Team Returned, in the la1w leetore roels. Sectional 'orotlIl added one more to her list ot treference rain high ad it looked as football victories seer 'Michigan ...…
…Ije ti. cof VOL. V. NO. C6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. OUR PHYSICAL TRAINERS. Mlass., and he was a prominent sprin- The Men Who Will Take Charge of ter and juniper in tie' east in the the New Waterman Gymnasium. early 'S's. Since' 1886, he lois heeo The Two Fitzes; trainsing athletes, handlinig profes- The L'. of '\. unow has, for thirs iasa first .I 1)litrne timle, a regularly organized physical ...…
…c je . a , i. 1a 1 VOL. IV.--No. 154. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1894. MICHIGAN WINS. and the banquet proceeded. A Entries in the Inter-collegiate The Oratorical Contest at Madison carefully prepared menu was served Championships. Last Night Won by F. P. after which the following toasts Track Manager Martindale yes- Sadler. were responded to in a brief and terday sent six entries to the secre- For the third time since the plea...…
…c je . of AT. ~ VOL. IV.-No. 1,37. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL ., 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. OUR REPRESENTATIVES Marlatt's chum, W. H. Cox, was A FORECAST. NOW ON SALE. one of the Yale debaters in the Har- In the Debate Tomorrow Evening Review of the Candidates for the -Messrs. Mays, Marlatt yard-Yale contest last year. Last Nine.-Weak Behind the Bat, and Lindley. year M r. Marlatt attended the St. Strong Elsewhere. "BL H . o...…
…Vol.IV.--No. 110. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1894. PRIE, THREE CENTS. FIFTY MILE STONES PASSED. week or the first of next. These are NEED NOT BE AN ATHLETE the jury cases, which will be con- To be a Member of n Athletic Alpha Nu Literary Society Cele- ducted exactly the same as in an Team. So Says the Univer- tehaveome fine ied pecis and Orates the Semi-Centennial of its j Tam.sot Saysahe nlvrhs e, esseI FOundation.-A Bright Care...…
…of , 1. ail. VOL. IV.-No. 91. VOL. -No 91. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5 84 RCTu~~CNS PRICE, Tiim ,, CENTS. THE CLOSING ADDRESS. ' trail was southwest througlh town to ORATORS FOR THE CONTEST. To Gii/'rtetolgtthneiie a~ Prof. Herron Speaks on "A Vision a point na h olgttec More Than Thirty to Cempete for of Life."--The Institute Suc- across countryfor half a mile, enter- the Honor of Representing t cessfully Concluded.thUnv...…
…AM4 YOL. IV. -No. 53. UTNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER , 193. PRICE, TH~REE CENTs. THEOTHE FOUR.le - UHarvard - 0 "CO-ES' ON AN EQUALITY.I fn, v/ , /j Directors of the Athletic Associa- 1.Yale -1 1 Iyardwi.- 0 Harvard Annex May be Incorpor- ClOA)0 ion Selected. Four Student 155. Yale - I_ GHarvard ------- ated with the University. R Members wre Elected. 153. Yale --6 ell~rviidl.- 5 Conservatism Yields. During the same period the Yale...…
…VOL. III.-No. 178. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAIN, MONDAY, <JUNE 5, 193. PRICE, TREE CEST. LAURELS FOR MICHIGAN. Wilkiiso Northwestent thrd time, THE SUCKERS DEFEATED. Everytihing Went to Yeow andi Siue Onihe bansdied aidtweentytyds lsir- The Return Came Reulted in a De- n the Fieid-Mieet die Keep Michigaii firt eai, csive Victory for the at Chicago. Michmgan, second itiRicadVt iii-U. o' M.wj " " --sit thurd;tiiie 8 5 -StN tb.. o. i~ To liuiided toil...…
…VOL. III.-ino. 151 UNIVERSITY OF MICUIG fiFiAMY5 83 RCTRECNS FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1893. RRICE, THREE CENTS. 3rAN, WILL WE WIN THE CONTEST? Mr. 0. Ti. L. MAason, the con- A Sketch of the Men who will Take testant front Iowa liniveirsity, is an- P.art in the Oratorical other representative of the newspa- Corntest. per prof essionhavine met with great inc third incuai contest of ttie success as the editoi of thie S.U. otenOratorical L eaeiie takes ...…
…44M .d: . fi a , ;'' ,'M' 'i < + r ('.rte : F . Vol- l l i.'--iN O. 1"' 7. 's1oic. 1(1.-iT,.1l.0.T FNA LA IT1 OA T,10I110AN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3y 1893.PIE hRCNS ERIC E, Tm., -,m CENTS. THE NEW CALENDARS. Will Soon be Ready for Goneral isribtion-Fao'vrof lnterestI in the Work. (11111p1' 1''Iii l I 1' aYIii ~tt 1111 1A l ai1l n"l y-K MEN WHO WILL PULE.. A Hot Contrast Between Lits adi .aws for Oratorioal Assooi- at10n Otfies,. i_ 1( ' ) ti...…
…I/A Of WWI r VOL. II.-No. 4. FOR THE THIRD TIME. Ninety-three Lits Win the Rugby Banner, Defeating the '93 Laws 12 to O. The decisive game is the aninual alte-class series ofi Roue, ganses swas psilayd aturd i)aylateinoontl 1 thi tleiildIetwiein the sen01io ;is ndsiortivilassthe lformcr beiiig N a torsoisus by[2to o0 Xniotie r 1ostooueil gamie eiiiis to1" i 1ad acrisisg'to the 'a Iedllie, ;;ti p ll it inoafet this t'Cstl rai Ic lie'ld iwsas...…
…Aid 42M ltl* VOL. III.---No. <>u. VOL. 11-No do. UNIVERSITY OF MICtIIGAN, SATUR5DAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1892. PRE.Te:EN. PRICE, TaitEm LENTS. Theofoheors for this seme ster are: THE GAME THIS AFTERNOON. A ROPE OU OCET , .L eber, president; T s.it-___ ____ tll icepreidot 1 1 sylrAll Signs Point to a (;ooa Game. How the Men Wili Line Up.- 0V"&U. IS That of the Engineers of the tieasurir; A. 'Sa-ser Secretary; Condition of the Players, QT T.ii. bli...…
…ti Voi,. VOL. lL-N. 4. UNIVERSITY OF MIC1ILGAIN, WEDiNESD)AY, OCTOBER 5 -, 1892. sco.iiii Ci'. PRIOE, Tij IZEE CENTS. P INTS AND DRO~P KICKSt A, Few Words on the Foot Ball Situation. Rapid Progress Being Maade.-New Candidates Showing Up Well in Practice. - Barbour's Efficient Woark as oacri.-A Numbeor of Goo UamesPromised. and tie macagenment does weli in fuircishincall pssible cooveicitites. AI ma-er Griffin is buye irepairiis' tte ialh...…
…~tI$ , of , n. ma n. VOL. I-No. 151. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TIIIIRSDAY, MAY 5 1892. PRICE, THEE CENTS. THE FRESHMEN DEFEA'TED! French's home r-un. The Sopho- mores were one run ahead. The A Close and Exciting Game Yester-Ieximntwsnesth ylig day Afternoon. ectmn tsitne h eln _______antI guying- worse. McKihhin and lie proverbuiat hostility hetween Mv~errill strurk out. Hol~t hit a Frestimans and Sophomore always single, hut seas caught ...…
…Ijc U. of' , n. Wla~Ijj. VOL. 1I.-No. 1=83. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 5,1192. THE REPUBLICAN CLUB. cans; J. H. Adams, NV, I). Meals, together with three (3) oembers E . . rfae,J. R.. Atrneil, F.C. eected by the societs- shall consti1 Large and Enthusiastic Meeting anF.onestiete-3etieIorl01C Last Night. hlnadF obs ueteEeuieBad - ___Press Committee: W.I). Mieats, Tis Ioardt shall hate general It is stile to say nio larger norlmre1...…
…liekh tO~fA . alj VOL. 1I.-No. 109. UNIVERSITY OF.MICIGAN, SAT-RDAY, MARCHIL5, 1892.-PsI'Ec, Tnrisi CENTS. Excursion to Detroit te theis being nmostly those alleged slightest little silk skull cap tat ittad r O .F YOUR 20 ietaoth fhunorous selections whiiih a'te al-hium lie a bald head bt over his bos { dearlyzostdnsabu$o£j this wili and storms-tossed bag boiletl Qpp SOCETY BADGE iwhich were '"co-eds'"a suosnpder0 o nthdese.Iup in the most iwo...…
…do AMAR Vor.. II.-No. (m). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIID)AY, FEBIRUARY >, 1892. THE MICHIGAN LAW JOURNAL.. adopted in \Michigman1) tiit \lieer discsi Sionlof tielega~iilpoints in Ielectorl lawovof selecting ~preslient-lollved in tiie recet prinlted leiturte Will Make Its First Appearance i( ?j Next Wednesday. il eltctotils by distris. NIir( Cutch-i' conitir0otier s illittiract un11 ivesal () eo0n iias given tis quetitonll ciiisid-in terest...…
…IJ te I. of 1. Wai j. VOL. II.-No. 53. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1891. Jeffersonian Society Entertain- Freshman Caucus. ment. -- - The Independents of the Fresh- The seating capacity of the law man class held their caucus this lecture room was taxed to its utmost morning, in Room A. J. M. Davis last evening to accommodate the acted as chairman. After the min- number of citizens and students who utes had been read, nomina...…
…tt Of A1. 1aip* VOL. II.-No. 82. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. University Musical Society. Leland T. Powers. Let Not This Be Said of Michigan. OF YOUR At the last meeting of the Univer- Mr. Leland T. Powers has As t former rs, Columbia's OUR SOOIEY LA GE ity Musical Society, Directors Kel- achieved fame as an impersonator eleven is not receiving the proper sey, Beman, Stanley, de Pont, Dor- of cha...…
…VOL. II.-No. 5. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. FQQT-BALL DATES. The Meeting of the Athletic Direc- tors.on Saturday., The board of directors of the Ath- letic Association met Saturday morn- ing at 9 o'clock in Alpha Nu hall. It was decided to hold an election on Saturday, Oct. so, to fill the va- cancies of president, vice-pres.ident, two directors in the literary depart- ment, two in the law department, ...…
…Llijc . of Al .Wip \'OL. I-Ni. 14. UNIV"ER'SiTY OF MICIIIGAN--, IlIIDAY, JUNE 5, >91. PRIEte, THEE CENTS. THE LAST PERFORMANCE, ban( 'teters. The ceeing was closed1 )v the sinring4 of the V loan The Minstrels Last Night and the !thle Ilue.'' Banquet Following. Thle lperformantlce was sien before M edits Victorious. a crowiled hioss. Teactill- wits Thec'92 tics were shefae bth pierhtaips more 1-miislieil than at aiiy iteilir-, on tihe fair -rou...…
…lIjc 19. of su.l Wail. V. U I-\o. 14-l-. -U-IVERLSITY OF' MICIIIGAN-, TUESDAY, MAX3, 591 S 11zit2, Timm. ; G ENTS. THE ATHLETIC FIELD. A Description of the Grounds and the Grand Stand. If anycone had venturedI to Pe- dict, at the b~eginintg of this collsege )'ear, that the long- talked of ttniiting of the three athiletic associations wounld b le accoiiiplisliecd, that ove1 fil,ooo for a gym inasium ouldc011l raised, that the 1Regenlts would tr...…
…. of , nl. W'ail. r - . ol t"\ VEIZ ITY OF ,IIC:IIJGA\, TllI"I SDA)'. MAR('II <), 1 o.q. 1Cur ICA, THREE s:Cs-as-i' FESRWILLIAM P. WELLS . ati avnrn5asl I1( Afeting Scene in the Court ' ImP soeIn illsouas befrothisiatiii Room. insist fin uishiosawyer at the.'1Detrit hesai l ilstli itf'iiifrssir Well 0bar nal oneusd iiiiinersan is Last gloomii iiovier the CItslver- 1ll, l'i ti, Citisfit i ne is keeiilyrfelt jt ed o i e ak be rei li airstiiilect...…
…Si 9. UNiIVEIZ sITY OF 1IIUIIAN1, I)SA X 111 XII1U1l' i, iii ( Nitr ruIt; Sergius Stepniak. U. of M. Oratorical Association. Waetulak the Russiani N iliilis, AtaX l eeting of the executive lc ill lecture Iahivrt II t' ! oiiifittee of the U. of ?Ml.( ratori- lerua = , is a antuo(f mithan ca11 iiAssoi ationl, held Wednesday,Ie ilirI Iint i. t Some:ti le cIMC). 4thit wais decided: lilrs 'nio Stepiatk was broutig I i. (htrations for tim' prcl i ii...…
…r / M+' " 1 y t { ; ti . ' :. . 4 , , = } , _ ° I No. 53. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FiRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1890. PRtICE 3 CENTS. THE MASS MEETING. D~etroit Jotirtal, twill tot bte tresent. TeNews, ..l.+;,,. , _ a... . s teas expsected. Evert- st"(tdettt ot oAdo ted To-morrow. the 'Varsity is enttledl to to)te at thlis 'rie tieetiti7. tb. ''itt ittee "appoi sted 1frott..... rOdof ietosohetreNewberry Halt, a~ni tio fistprtptroietee "1s~titttt , atti...…
…VOL. I. No. 33. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1890. PSICE 3 CENTS. THE NEW HOSPITAL.- ralged at present our Riiugb team HARVARD AND PRINCETON. THE EW H~PlAL. anicd a preent____I Wriqht, Kay & Co. $100,000 to he Expended In the Near Future. There are to be two wards built soon, on the grounds purchased by the University, north and west of the Observatory grounds. The are laid out in such a way that there can be two additional W...…
