…The Weather Generally fair Friday Saturday; possibly colder. "ad Llg~ itiau Aii Statistics on Voting in A Arbor; The Detroit Times M quotes Dean Bursley. Edi*torials VOL. XLII No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC: 9, 1932 PRICE FIVE ( Hawley ase Is Mistrial; Jury_ t7-. Decision u nIpossible; Is Unanhlnously Voted By Twelve Jurors Majority In Favor Of Acquitting Youth Judge Sample Charges That Reasonable Doubt Should Free Defende...…
… twelve on Saturday evening, Decem- .Iy '1' I IA BUL ET~ er 10. An orchestra from Detroit DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN - o-nocetafo er will furnish music for dancing, and Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the in addition there will be a special University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until program and a Christmas tree. Every 3K_________a._m__Saturday_____ one attending is requeste...…
…%' i93 THEMICHIGAN-DAILY11 Southeastern Boxers To Meet For Finals Tonight In Local Ar urvivors Will Put On Twelve Fistic BattIes Welter Contest Featiires Ain Arbor AndYpsilantii Boxers In Seni-Inals Rice Is Favored Michigan Flyweight Has Excellent Chance For Southeastern Title Fighters who got successfully past the first rounds of Southeastern Michigan Amateur Boxing Tourna- ment will box in the semi-finals and finals at the local armor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DEC. 9, 193i mos- ,"* [E MICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 v 7.. ments credited to the Dean in this news story were correct. But let us look at the way the Times warped the facts: "Campus attics are filled with starving stu- dents and a college education isn't worth it." (Times) "Many students may be found rooming together in some attic."- (Daily) "Hundreds of students are living on a diet of beans, milk, and st...…
…9,1I,2 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY Mason Hall's History Illustr Old Structure I Early Liberal Was Once The EiitireCollege Reord .Depicts Student iPranks And Fights in City With esidents '' . ~r f By WILLIAM G. FERRIS The earliest days of great colleges are in some manner associated with a 'symbol. At Harvard, Yale, and Brown that symbol is the Pilgrim father, devout, learned. At Princeton it is the stern Presbyterian, mingled., in some stran...…
…. "i ; a rr s, ji r . . . ........ . . ........... . ......i i . . ..................... .. ... . )1; 1:t . ,.. _ So oo s orm iories Give I iers, christinas Dances Dormitories and sororities take j-Perrin, '33, took charge of the ar- Mu Phi Epsilon Combines Party And Musicale lHano- Society Entertain' New Members At Dance Triangles, .unior honor society in f me Engineering school, entertained its recent initiates at a dance held last S...…
…'A' I TL -. _. Tij.E M~j~ijtNj ., _. I CAMPUS t' CIETY Internalion al Relations J L ,t r t r f To Be Filled By Format Dance 4 Lawyers' Clb T Give! Diance;H P1i K~appa signmar To Hold Bowery Bull I Ade l a Geever To Hold Annu-ial Yaletide D i nu, e r Ad+elia Cheeverwil ntert''ain a inim~ber of gues ts at the1 annlual Christmas dinner Saturday evening. Preceding th inner, the women of the house will present a Christmas m'as~iue which...…
… Geii ead D)own Faculty Group To Give Drama Written In 1732 Harry Allen Will Direct .Production; To Be Done In Ancient Style Ncll Gwyn's Company, a group nacle up of faculty members inter- 1 :sted in dramatics will present a 200- rear-old English play, "The London Y4crchant," by George Lillo, Dec. 13 md 14 in the Laboratory Theatre, it gas been announced. Harry R. Allen, '33A, prominent in tudent dramatics- will direct the :roduction, which ...…
