….Y, JANUARY 6, 1912. JCATORS OFFER RADICAL CHANGES' i School Principles U rance Requirements Be Broadened INCREASE OPTIONAL WORK, I simpl cned In compliance with the request of a could that .comimttee of the literary department upon which select. hich is investigating the matter of o jB :langing the university entrance re- uirem.ents, many responses are being e eceived from high school principals di nd superintendents stating their w ....…
…ivucnigan vauy ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1911. CALL NEW PLAY CHOSEN MOEHLMAN RESIGNS ear W iill be'__ . -...__. _..,.. . r the Varsity BY COMEDY CLUB HIS MANAGERSHIP a. meeting of this evening On e, termancho'mistres," by Sir ecent Illness Compels him to Athletic as- Arthur Pinero will be Give up Interscholastic words to theia n s.kr r f AND THEN THE HAT CAME BACK. Tom's Helmet, Missing for Three Weeks, Now in Proper Pae ...…
…ligan Daily 3IGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1911. OF CIXRS', "THE PIPER" PROVES Pu11 BY . At caidy raffles are held to as ever by Prosecuting At- ge Burke. A cigar store vas given his choice yes- ing of appearing in court the raffle. ie gave it up. air to the regular candy ermit these raffles to be ed the prosecutor. "It notj >wn the legitimate candy ; forces people who don't . raffles to engage in the order to hold their trade.j as ove...…
…Tie ichigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1911. make the affair one worthy and dis- tinctive of the occasion. No date has yet been set for the function, but it has been suggested that commence- ment week or probably next fall would be appropriate times. Following is the resolution which was adopted: Whereas-The year 1912 is the 75th anniversary of the founding of the. University of Michigan, therefore be ROBBERY SUSPECT...…
…f THE-. WvOLVERINE No. 3. Vol IL. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, Tgii ZADU 'TES COMPIL.E MI!h'~VOW [N DUSTRiAL STATISTICS. lUAU VDElGREES ILL STUDENTS ARE TO S UMMERJOYTUDNOS WIILGS DAVIS CHRONICLES MEET IN~RU CTORS The reading room, tennis courts, and f4IHIAN SGR WT gan Union are in usC daily. It is ex- pected that variosus concerts and enter- Faculty Reception at Barbour Itasinnents gives sast year can ie re- First Lecture of ...…
…TheNMichia_ Vol. XXL. No. 176. FERRY FIELD WILL HAVE CLUB HOUSEI $30,000 Structure To Be Put Up in Time for Opening of School in Fall NEARLY 900 LOCKERS PLANNED After years of waiing, Ferry field is to 1)e' prvded with a clts hosse that wiltl beso00 aipar ivilih those of other i- versis of equal rank tiroglout the eomityrv. Groundhtis ownbing hroen and( the contract alis for the esonlfletinl of the isuilding byth ie fist f Ocoer. rihe esti...…
…The- Michigan all ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SAXTRD)AY, NiX XV6, J9ii.k Vol. XXI. CASE KNOCKED, OUT C:A.=AIN LST"J I :N Nx (N FIVE MORE CAS8ES,. BY HARD CLOUJTING The case against "J. W. Johnson," the ARE QIJABANTIIND student charged with trying to break in- 'Varsity Hands Real Article of' Baseball to Unlucky Clevelanders 0. S. U. GAME COMES TODAY Lontg ditniici cuitiig drovethoc lot l'iallloot !, ltitiatoi, Mc- gan t totiiciii tI . lciveliitder...…
…M tqgnVol ,XXI . ',ANN AR OR, MIC HIGA N I si lSD ', \P I Li.6, 1955. N oi i GIVEN A WORKOUTI ON FERRY FIELD Entrants in Philadelphia Meet< Get Light Practice On 4 Cinders tit CLASS , RE LAY IS +PSTPONED W ith butthiiree and one half eks g lid sn efoe the lihigan tnck -ocn ns cai fr Psiletlpianto cos- j- is ein the lg I'snsyvanias. et. trrit lrafn~en gve a few of his athletes a taste of otdoor taiing y es- iedcaternoon. Kolle iaudl-Smit s...…
…Vol XI.ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, IRIDAY, JANI. \RY 6, 1)11 Vol. XXI. INTEREST CENTERS ABOUT BASKETBALL lnterclass Practice Scheduled to Commence on 16th of January ELEVEN TEAMS ENTER FIELD Mthogh tecclas batset bll em peitipit ti61 ot actal}lc lictinj Watrma gg ii asiii unt-icil te g ranged fior rcice tistarit Janiuaryci6. Beining 1 ths tinc the tis \01 ii prctic ciOn Ittitla ii s\ tlt d Frda igtst froImtlt;7till o"cld. ) M1oday ndThu lirday iii"...…
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…The MichiganiDaily AN ARIBOR,01K1l( '1! Il. IODAY, O.'T(OrIIR I6, 1910, Vol.1 XXI. \s .. . REGULARS DISPLAY VERY RAGGED FORM Behind Closed Gates, Varsity Line Shows Poorly Against Scrub Offense HERRINGTON'S LEG IS BROKEN Mihgn iiron w..01a0r11rios dild 1he0111010 111111111ofIthe1host ichilgo squad n ao n..1111 11111 orde cl s i ng l the111a11111ag111nst 11111 probablyI s0ve1(1 them1 1a1kee11er1 disappo1inten~ltls the rl 1100r11 1 0111111a...…
…THE WOLVEI AI. \NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATILRDAY, AiGU ST , gno. VOL. 1. VASIYt~[ "ATHlLEICS MAKE STORIES OF THE CAMPUSJ 612REILYberFy FOR MORAL LIFE" Girdei thin ca/ion shi/mai /)en /pe- _____________________________________lainiin/t10{e ca/n nsil be pb /lis ed Sna Dner Professor Berry Subordinates lmn~lininnayin teal in/n etl cinn/ be eon SudyineiCd / C i oiiewse s sii C~ omiehinigli _ August 7, 1910 Literature, Art, etc, to irnnnnnnnnnnaoun...…
…\io >iX \A iKIR, AMICHIGAN, I) A Al MA 1 .,.No. 141) I CLASS GAMES DRAG OUT DR. ANELL IS HONORED IG 1 VRIMEET FAMOUS'E PEARER~FreshlIits Spring Surprise on letminent lEducators Hfold anetjlLVAST 1Pi Seniors For F -President LOOKS PROMISING Ai '1-1 IIIIvr1 t it l 2 .1 5 ompetition Keen and NewMen 112 1 i' " .llc 1 ?1 t Sir Ernest Shackiceton Will Describe His Brave Dash Into the Antarctic Region Which Ended Within 100 Miles of the Pole STER...…
…The Michgan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1910. VOL. XX. No. 133. BALL TEAM READY FOR SPRING TRIP, Season Will Open Saturday at I Ada--Players Will Then Pro-f ceed Southward. Continuous hard drill has developed the squad of greets hall players who1 first appeared its the Watermtan gytna- siumt cage several months ago ino at well rounded ine. Tomorrow the var- sity uniforms will he givenl out to thet mnemhers of the squad anid...…
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…I -'NN ARBOR, hi ICHIG. N, SI'N IA ,\1'H IlKIMARYIs,590 Vol'.. X. No.8. MAMY FAIR GUESTS FROM FARAND NEWR -- Elaborate Entertainment Plan- ned for Junior Hop Visitors. ' Not alone tis AiimiArbo busyimkig preparaton11s fo the Julilt lou p 11. Ii msaiiy homes, far an111near, there is like seemsuch atiity. Ftr eer119isets who ttexius, it Means tha(t thee 1.s a gir buyig adittrying gosvas. Th ior111 Hop is bht t t l iniont of1101 ftr reaching'...…
…h ji ° M1 ali VOL. XX. MUSICAL CLUBS a HAVE GREAT TRIP Report Best Time and Biggest Success in Years - Covered r 3000 Miles. After hoving coveretl over 3,000 miless ands giving forteen concerts, tin. Uni- versity nmusical clbs returned to Attt Arbo yesterday msortig, edig te tmost otccessftl adi proitaile trip ever takett Iy a Michigan tttusical orgatiza- tiont. All alotg the lsse, tiesentero re- ceived ovatiottsatd an aismost every city sw...…
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…HieMichigan Daily hN Xlilitti-i iMICH'lIA N, ~11. iftIA 1', 15hTOBIfif b, 5151). No. 2. Vol'. X X. Veterans Wat nes Strong Rese sTthdee t'ns ties'up' halfseetndtrit eamtdgiingtheistspo up a anll ifigh ill coidd al n troasy itest aiful terfs e, citlrse showed and thtnsfale It prsmett paitg.only sr las or tochededw aswecre snte third tendtt hew t aftervinthe kik-p na ltirigr m sitirraie appitted a(Itle reser irtyeard 's Ten Ai lnth g lsasl be...…
…The Michigan Dal y -. T. __.___... __._ _ VOL. XIX. ANN ARBOR, 1MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, tTUNE 6, tgoo. No. a8o. f BALL OSSER W IN walked, and the bases were cholced. On W N a ground ball to bathers, Hamilton scored, Enzenroth failing to touch hitn THE R L ST ATTLE on the throw in, Maloney catme its on Foutntain's error, but the next two mnt - were out antI the sidle was retired. After Michigan Team Played Fast Ball that Notre Danme never cat...…
…The MIichiganDal .\NN AI ti, 51IM ICIAN, '1IIIRSDA , MAY 6, 1909. 'VOL. XIX. ' c>. 153. FARMERS DOWNED IN EASY FASHION Visitors Blow Up in Third Inning and Varsity Cinches Contest- Class Baseball Starts Today. NI ih st-tint I~di t is i straight from Mi. A. C sc satoningisathe A- gns na aher op-iddgaime . W~ith the exetilin oflith tirdti t iing, ti-ias pae, ad eii naetin g that single wing much har lirthan \V-IaSacttually hese. idd V lfamer...…
…Bit The Nlichigan Dal y Vor.. XIX. ANTN AR IOR. N 'IIIG(A N, Ti CISiI1API IlF6,i>cx). VARSITY READY TO INVADE DIXIELAND Michigan Opens Season With Kentucky-Mac Develops Trio of Heady Base Runners 'llreesmre. las o p 1 cic oniii ied 61 p ill ihe i it' hases-llteam ii i ii f r e s t aceifi sa sn ile teamii i-i s ionIiiis idrrs for 4 Lexigton nd Niilllmet itheKent llS (lis ri ii i isint ,to chr s ti r tha the eam . a 1,oo a, i ili i eitr- iis...…
…The Michigan Daily T Ot. lA A\\ ARBORl.'ifIClIlIf .\N, S,,TLI)1-M, MA R II 6, 11)09. BUCKEYE WARRIORS SHLASI P)I~al TO lYIEET VARSITY fan(hlilt iofiSof iiit theI\iriftzii, ' ' " if i iti i tltedan onettwichtiets~k' . \o. x w AREN'T THESE, MEN THE MEAN THINGS? Now They Don't Want Real Cho- rus Girls in the Union Opera-- Horrid Old Sticks, So There! C') _(p ra oes area 11not for ils Last Basketball Game of Season" Played This Afternoon; Tea...…
…The ia al VOL. XIX. 1\N o LyAC fXIX.\ S'-R)ANo.'I-)R 88. :Y0 o. . JUNIOR FUNCTION A SOCIAL SUCCESS Both Gymnasiums Were Blazes of Beauty During the Hop- Lights and Solos Featured. With all ihe sharminof ii sitilal gonis. lights, n-is 1and1 li sts c hre Tiunior nio theclssof100 X ra elehratedi ini thr -itinsill i 1s I ridazlitis lit. There wers-morce stnstehundslr~iedcoileis oiltl t ouiisr ini Wa termanssigymu-when.ithte 1 adsirhb~i-theli-...…
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…The Nt~ic' I an Da Vot.. XIX. ANN A 1111 )[. it P1 ( .\ \ 10 X, S ' )A 1>1 NI t (),1 o o )8. No).5. ROBERTSON PLAYERS estte. t pakls t )e ~~~LOGj CAPTU E AU IENCEI purt of Mr. Rohertsonl. 01)tit m1st1)e) I TO CAPTURE AUsaul that im this play his support) I _________less cre(111ab)10thall in th'afterooo Distinguished Actor Praises the 1performance0. PThe'a11i1nce0 bubb11dFinal Dramatic Atmosphere at Mich- 1)1 r 1 10111)1)1 OO)). Mad igan; S...…
…The Michigan Dail Vol" XIX. ANN ARBSOR, MTICHIGA, FRIDAY XOYlRMlER 6, iqo905.3 CHICAGO ALUIVNI MAY RUN TRAIN Attempt Being Made by Windy City Grads to Get Excursion- Seat Sale Continues Steadily. Despite the fact iff tecnfictintg Cicago-Cornell ganmc at Chicago one tieck from tomorrowt isnoft or thn ikecy that tie annuaol Chicagoe- corsotoi ii iciigant fbig gamie - till fbe issuref. PromntcitMiiciant amitit residintg i Chicagofhaec takni 111)...…
…The Micghigan Daily Vol,.. XIX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1908. No. 7. . . . ........ .. - - -_ i BIBS RETURNS AND DONS MOLESKINS Arrival of i Escanaban Brings Joy Into Varsity Camp-Cross Country Runs Begin. The arrival of Big Bill Embs on the scene of action yesterday varied the ' monotony which has characterized te sork of the varsity football team, te A,,big star's return being the signal for unlimited rejoicing both...…
…The Mic higanDal ANN ARBOR, MJC41CHIG kN. WEDNESDAY, MAi-Y 6, 1908. Ns ff8. VTOL. XVIII. WOOSTER HSKIES READY FOR GAME Giant Buckeye Team Arrives To- morrowThree Class Played Yesterday. Fans at the Micigan-Wooster game tomorrowe will see the htskiest colle- giate infield in the country. Every base- man, the shortstop antI pitcher are over six feet tall, and the atter weighs 8 pounds. Not only is the team hulky, heel it is exceedingly fast....…
…TheMichig an Dail Vo;.. -XVIIL- .ANN AiR)RNTTCI A-N, FRII)A, AR(7I f>,: NO. 11c. PRESH-SOPH MEET TOORROWNIGHT The Real Test of Comparative Strength will be on Running Track. The Fresh-soph meet which is sche- duled to take place in the gym tomorrow evening promises some rattling good contests. Several of the spectacular events which it was thought were to come off last Saturday night were only postponed till class rivary forced the issue. An ...…
…The Miciglan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DE.CEM-NBE R 6, 190. No 59. PROPOSED AMEND- MENT MAY BE MADE 4Athletic Association May Change Its Constitution-Rowe Says That Politics Are Inevitabie. Ant amtendmitent to the constitutiont of the Athletic associatiotn has beett pro- posed. Today at petitiotn calling for a special mreetintg to consider tiis amend- mettt will he circitlated. If twetnty-five signattures of members...…
…The Michiga .n IDaily1 ANN ARBOR, MICHi-IGAN, WE DGFSDAY, NOV'EMBER 6, 1907. No. 38. PENNSY SEAT SALE WILL BEGIN TODAY General Sale Is On-Michigan- Chicago Talk Bobs Up Again- Vanderbilt Post-Mortenms. The etmbers of the athletic astcat tin wee all owed tt pttrciase their tik- es yesterday at the price stiplatel by he Conference i it reform session- ity cets-anid totay the geieral sale f seats for the Pettttgtttte awil iegit. Anyl stttdentt...…
…TheNichigan Daily V \ ARBOR.1[CHIGA\ SUNDAY, OCTOBE7R 6. 1907. No. 12. Vol- XVIII. CASE HOLDS VARSITY TO RAGGED VICTORY Michigan Wins First (Game by Low Score of 9 to O- Visitors Put Up Stubborn Defense-=Fumbling by the Varsity Prevents Larger Score. Hed oits orels iaeainaath'lust half of thea son's fi rt gamal, CaptainflMa amffia Afaglif-less arair came ack in thconcdaaalhalf lng celough asor twce-nc ol a goal frmn placmentll a1n11fl1'ohe...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII. ANN :ARIII lid. MICII 1l;.\N, SA'I'VRI:YY APIl, No, 1 ;<> UNION MINSTREL SHOW IS A "HOWLING SUCCESS"9 S C SUGGESTS NEW METHOD n iii reMot ehosen as alter- "CHRIST'S RELIGION OF CHOOSING DEBATERS Iditinglec artc that ilicaionga1,4ain WA NO DGM TC Correspondent Would Overcome liii iiiiiiii li11e litititiilly exel in Coe Speaks on ',How D~id Life Look Difficulties by Increasing Nunm- 1:11(mli~tti ii ee~iiieini...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol".. XVIT. ANN ARI)( R .1'!1 WX \'V)NE1SII\Y, .A~' .17 (>. i1C2. .... . ... . ...... ....... .. MINNESOTA MAY FOLLOW MICHIGAN tiophers Not Pleased With Confer- ence Rulings-U. of M. Alumnuso Laughs at This Idea. T] 01.it New- prints theXII f1051111 hI ,fc~r iln~oa 111()1 he ro o~tio tf iX 1111 XI-m ink;7 \lolli \lo It'he (1" ooineel in esotans ishf lup~c h ophers, Nebraska, h llth ill the \Vc 11111O Ilere 1:e, and d t...…
…The Michiga n Daily ANN \RBOR, \Il( 11k \ \ I't YDll}sl V 11 N IIIR 6 , fo6 "oL. X VII. DISTINGUISHED ALUM4NI WILL COUNCIL PLANYS CHANGES DETROIT MANM WILL IN FRESH-SOPH RUSH ADDRESS CIVICS CLUB APPEAR Al PRESENTATION Members of Lower Classes to Confer D. IF. Wilcox, Secretary of the un wihCouncil Committee in Re- icipal League, Will Speak on Con- } vising De tails of Contest. stitutional Convention. Dir. James~ Angell, Jr., and Professor Je...…
…The Michigan Daily ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION'S cO'. t I,(tili FINANCES VERY LOW 11I :iii,~tr1 Football flanager Null tells why the i11-. \ilicu1: tli Funds are inadequate this Year h'Itict.)X11( -_ Urges Everybody to join it,'.kT1t r.t the Association. >f- )1(lig Iltl :\tlll 1111 a vit h aleic '} ~11: lr titlsfllti at li t ml i t c 1.It i il 111~ i t las it h t It~t 111( h~tlc 1111,t iii1'(11-r=tli 1 ilt: i _ l'lt rt i te 1 it'f-m ~rl1(t11actth 11...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol'. XVJT. SOPHOMORES VICTORIOUS IN THE FRESH-SOPH RUSH Annual Underclass Rush Proves Most Successful of Any Held in Many Years. For tle third aar rnntinitg the spia Il, I,, h t tti ed p~cI iitie 'tttt rITsh. This ioneCtwas alhort ut cct ttg conatetst lstngaaonly. six mmt Tlie' fresltsaents fougt (i sisratri, bt tsce cotdd ta's a ts elf by ' th ,saissquala tstttanrors that a aMali uc ofl tite tatatmei tteri abe t cimbst...…
…The Michitiia ANN ARBORIVIMICHIGASN, i\+:\ I l <ISI)A\Y. LjVIs . i t ~ioo.[5) ;TOL. XVI. NO. 179. ATHLETES H4aD GOOD TIME AT CONFERENCE hero unttil stutldenly his cheeks begao to lose their color. 't'hen hie quietly droptped the stubh attn 1sought solace elsewhere. ARRANGEMENTS MADE - isd>ih FOR SENIOR RECEPTION!itaiwill ic. " to ' 's Vistl'ti REDUCED COMMENCE- t IIit c [wl- I "BOA'is ~tlt sC Iti aedtl tl t ei role cof I . Some Eve...…
…i~ The M4ichigan Da iy ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAX N,) X SI \ 1 Y ftsof OL. XVI. NO. 1 54. VARSITY OUTCLASSES OHIO STATE TEAM Sanger Pitches Great Game and Michigan Wins by Score of 6 to Two-Michigan Starts Scor- ing Early. Mi chigan showedt a tdecided reversal of form yesterday ad h1ad( little troble idefeating the Ohi State team.te tdal score being 6 to 2. Tie elogatel tiangr was largely resonsible for fUlios shdttn fall, as ie helthemtrttsafe...…
…The Michigan Daily JfO. XVI.VANN -ARBOR, 1MICHiCIAN PI1l1) NY'APRIL1, 6, 196.. GRAHAM AND CURTIS I IIhCTION WILL BE. ae.lee CHOOSE REAY TEAMS FIERCELY CONTTESTED Judge V.H.Ln Elce Interestt in theeltection of tile student Chairman ogf Boar'd Seven Men to Run on Each Team - mlittleri (If the i ithiga111110 it 0)I oar Chamnpionship Fencing Tourna. of cotrolttis10becomltligkeenera'Ithtie ment to be Held. ieo h lcinapoceadi 01111'thtithe otil e11...…
…The Michigan Daily 01 L.XVI. BIG CASH PRIZES FOR ECONOMIC ESSAYS ist of Subjects Which Hart, Schaff- ner & Mars Offer to College Men for Next Year. litfsuciitsttfor11te 96 Hart, tiafic 1 ri Iar ize essay 23cotest. Lco aethe sibjicts for 1907: Thepraticlis ld oiiof reeing mnris e escitil to stilsetueti ,nciiiilclte 10Unit1ed 115ilstatei.ei Ic helst Ithosoftaiig'a 111111111rrnc11int111111 pic111. Toli it 'ex1ent,1111 il what111fom., ar11s1cil1s...…
…The Mihgn Daily ANN ;\RF-)OR,1MICHITGAN,\ U II)\i 'OAV. 1)I 1 I }aI Ilk (i ii8U V'Ex.. XVI. Nox. 57. ILLINOIS SCHEDULED FOR THANKSGIVING According to Present Arrangements liini Will Play Turkey [Day- Baseball Dates Made. 'The Tihnksgiv xxingcly ga'eincext scix' wxi l be p layed uii iliArhor iin ll arc n tdiielyi se attled, Illioisis ,) andiiChiicago. iichi xiii'i'pclyithe 1ii - thei\ialiiiii play hereI i'''xx weleks' lateri Nxxi xxx mbxxii...…
…The Michigan Daily MEN WORKE HARI). Varsity Squad Thro' Severe Train ing Stunts-No Scrimmage Yesterday. Althought Coach Yost (diinot gis e h laueo cimg lst right. it was plainly evident fron tetworkout goven tetsq-iuadthat Is didi not expect the mitstakes made il t irs thItlf of the Klamaztoo gametcto brpae oorwi h az g i. Ce. acling the (lttttpy signal prc ie sitli pacise-thtanl in g pnswral« h rgaadk,;afterduts the iseiswere llowtied1 t unt...…
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…The Michigan Daily3 VOL. X V ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1905. No. 135 CAMPBELL IS NOW CAPTAIN 1SI ril uNITY -ISISAI, . f S N ilk ENG"INlikldS B \NQS r.1905 ATHLETIC SCHEDULES The Popular Shortstop Uuanimously I10 I ii] w el rciil 1w iillaieiC l -irCi Director Baird Announces That Dis- Elected Without Opposition - Has ni w cii einlrin- siee W eihi CBio pute with Chicago is Settled and erl d ,ieal leste. The baseball Chuse. was fumenal...…
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…The Michigan Daily VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1904. No. 36 IODRAK(E SCORED Yesterday's [4 i°w Aggregation a Surprise- Burcham Kicks Goal From i F-ied-Final Score WESTERN 36 to 4. _- Michigan, 36; Drake, 4. VcII-Iiithesercnd thee-tlis ear M. A. C., 39; All-Fresh, 0. liciii liasie he cii redeilon. but tile Chicago, the Texais, 0. titbit'I llinoise 7;t O hiic Satc. e Iwanoilui[ thai call Drke Cii Iniel-u 36,7;lot, Q.li to " 1,...…
