…?A51WTTHE MICHIGAN DAILY - w _ _ SUNDAY, JANU'ARY 25, 1925 DAIY OFICALBULLETIN (Continued From Page Seven.) be hold in the hail outside the Rthetoric Library, instead of in room 1025 Antgell Hall. LlIti A. Rughes, AssisttIt R*glstrn r. G~raduate Students: Graduate students should make their second semnester elections in tho office of the Graluate, School, Room 1014 Literary Building, on February 4, 5,G, or: 7. New students or students tran...…
…PAGE EIGHT WAGN~EIGHTTHE MICHIGJAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Pwesident until 3:30 p. mn. (11,30 a. in. Saturday. Volume 5 $SUNDAY, JANUFARY11, 19) Number S81 To the Deans: 'There will be a conference of the Deans on Wednesday, January 14, at 10 o'clock in the President's office. Senate Counicl: The next regular me...…
…Feature Section - - -j _ _Ad _ __ j~Iatjt Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 1,, 1925 EIGHT PAGES ALU IN V41A*N ER B. UNIVERSITY More Than $9,000,000 In Buildings, Lands, Trust Funds, Scholarships and Awards Have Been Rec leived From Graduates Of Michigan L $13,000,000 In Itself largest Gift When Completed Will Total More Than - "Intellectual Interest" Present In Alumni By Thomas P. ...…
…Feature Section 'C' 4r 4w A6V 4A4tr t an ~I~aiAg . Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925 EIGHT PAGES ACTIVITIES--IS HEIR VALUE PRACTI CAL? ? 4, The In and Outs Of Work On The Michigan Daily Reviewed With An Eye To Determining The Actua it Amount Of Practical Experience Which It Offers Some Personal Experiences Of The Writer Which Show The Service Of The Paper To Reporter And Ca...…
…*Feature Section C, r SirV ~IItAl Feature Section VOL. XXXV. No. 80 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1925 EIGHT PAGES WHERE, oH WHERE HAS AsTrAbs CULTURE GONE? rf.e Has The Student Lost All Interest In Things Intel] Cultural Aspects Of College Life? Do Extra-Curricula Activities Overshadow The Old Mr. Angell Presents His Report On Methods of Increasing Intellectual Interest At Michigan By Robert C. Angell E...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 12 IAam R"TN TH-E MICIGAN DAILY i reaari riiva aAi. ~aa .a a va ar . .r { t,:1 in 'n f!{ ro??Page Nine) A7l7. an of makJing stucents re..l- intellectual training and not athletic distinction or a pleasant social life. If a strong effort were made to repre- methods of study, the use of the li- In many quarters uarge numbers brary, etc. Of more value than these ; ,-en to have meant relaxed standards is' a fres ,hman co...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925 "-~ -~ - r F o h i e toward a proposed "Campus T1heater - 0 0 ~~~~~~~~which did(1not. materialise. -l e 1 ~ iyX i ~ r ' rn 1Another lavish dance occurr ed "fi Er y1920, and once again the ire of the____________ m uP uli at s univeityfficilwas aroused. Con-ullgo gom LLttei.liquor,.)1gesurptionContoonuudhfrom Pg Nn) one of the (istinctive features which roin one smpoking of cigfarites in booths, and ...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY S47NDAY, JANUARY 11, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 192~ The Union Pool Phe~nix Rises From Its Ashes In i 1 z r A Last did For ]Early Completion. Facts About Europe, n~enEtc. To get the better reservations, it will be veryi necessary that you arrange your Mpans soon. ;BOOK EALY~ailing List~ates; 1st, BOOKEARIntCabin or 3rd Class ALL STEAMSHIP LINES. TFOURS AkND CRUISES A small deposit secuirs s...…
…PALS E;,71 N ,~SUNDAY, JANUTT,!'Y IS ,125 THE 1IC HIGAN DAILY -" " iently made rapid progrs, for at i~~ U Si-riaflsBa01edl;a age of twenty-five he was iadeor-' Alumni Ser~~vices,,, 6 ThLU M u si * oigaistof Lincoln Cathedral, andl sev- erl yea;s laner shared his teacher',,. fi z e In n a pos;t , organist of the Chapel Royal. A Review of Gifts and Bequests of Prominent, Grad Thr, was eindeed a re1cord fit those' ~ ~Alma Mater. IS Mr. Angll's...…
…. SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1.9:: THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE L ,AW1 M SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Further - Su gesinsFrh Increase f_ Campus Intellect The Concluding Installment of Mr. Robert Cooley Ange11's Report on college tIntellectual Conditions ercollegiate athletic contests should ~e faculty men, might well be fol- Il n e ' t Hlan ' n ve s t e loe.Yale, Harvard, and Princeton A G a c AtH l ndsU ie iis haeagreed to leave thei...…
…SIN-DAYIA 11NUTA RY i .111925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY fO +'P* Sports * 4 i RULES CHAIRMAN GIVES 1924 REPORT 1 :. i I I t Lienies ITaint of Lommercialism In F ootball THE MANASSA MAULER, BEFORE AND AFTER Heavyweight Champion Yearns To0 Show Up Valentino :y { ti - .t 'i. t r ctport ot- E. K. ericant hitero Initercollegiate I~or the Yeatr I{ Ifail, (hiiirinuu Ant- Itie it iA distinctly a game of ama- (leglito Tbt...…
…PAGE TWELVI THE MICHIGAN DAILY Burning Gilded Hyacinths Another of the University's Near-Graduates Enters the Field of Letters. M E wi Pbcihr Pnl ac n Volume of nnretsz This and That SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1923 What Price Plumes of Glory? Jonathan Panurge Renews His Vow Against Propagandists But Still Finds Some ntnreain Mr T M r St i MNwv~l i i VA ng s ssLL nU VUIU11V IJUa QVI1 G A1ILCL SI A111 011. n11g1sh w0 The Freeman Associates, 156...…
…PAi P TWEL THE , MICHICAN DAILY 51 SUN])AY, JANUX-l 2-, K + + Sports " 4' _..d LEONARD AND DEMPSI Fans Believe Benny, Take EY ANNOUNCE RETIREMENTc Jack's Wheeze With Gain. 01 Salt ?t[tE RUMsES VeOM t.A2 iO4oc~i'4G K i f,.a Nt. Cl iil INTRAMURAL PROGRAM HALF FINISHED r;'r i ; 7 i > ,k ;i ;' -- : = , __ _.._-- ,,r - i -------- f-- j Work On Schedule for Rest of Year Started 'ith. ;.halt: of the year' s program 1being entered i...…
…P C E TWELVE TH E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY ll$1925 Dooks and W riters w ww r -iscue nmefrhisrfbahslttle acu In R FibaI direct and trenchant criticism of con Life of Hl bliorap Ea andPersnaltemporary literature and is now endArvl Br1a rc iEeD Fom the book jacket) Manieto tering the fed f t noveists Hs h and ha I m ~Artiiur Annesley Ronald Firbanle, lshed by G. P. Ptaman's Sons, New You ma .._ the second and only surviving so...…
…SUNDAY, UNTIARY 18, 1925 T Fl-llMtCICIAN DAILY PACE THIRTEEN Elizabethan Musical History Brief Outlines of the L :v s of the Greatest Composers and the H-i~4ei y of Their Compositions from Contempory Works THEA TRES Russian Peasant Beauty in .Art' Kibaichichn Will Present His Russian Chorus Here Tomorrow Night. Church And Folk Songs Presented Side By Side on Program a ;. . 4, r t' 4' 1: 1 ' i I E' 4 7+ T - 1 j~~~~~~Iednin the theatrical...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 25; ,192:1 FHE MICHIGAN -DAILY PAGE TITT"ITEEN $UNDAY, ~TANUARY 25~ ~l9a5 FHE MICHIGAN DAILY PA4~F TTIP1TE~N 4 r$ Jyuic ndDramar til' d -,: In Anticipatione By Marian .Barlow 1 I IAlfred Cortot is coming 'again Iot! Ann Arbor.' Wednesday, January 28, ils the date for his reappearance. 11e1 ~is heralded with the usual florid criti-1 cal phrases, with a few sincere, con-, vincing expressions in addition. For insta...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, M~2 ["HF M\ICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIRTI ~'AGE THIRT i I' I /!i j a*1 i )Yusic d Drama + + d-- i. i ThP MirarrlP chosen for what purported to be the only other Anerican showing of "The A1 Aolo-v for Georgec's Madne~ss ThP Art of MnbilP ['.nlnr 1 -AJ.LJ 1AA~L.d... 5 L. LLAU J L1JjI. JJ~ZLLjIIL~IJduing _.- . . .- "i7- - _ _ _ _ _ _ " " " " - - _ __l _li ,_ d l \1 1 G -_ _ V I_ _V_ _ V V V_ __G 1 1 Q 4 G - ac...…
…PAE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY U DAY, JANUARY 18 19254 Ihand-paintedl in fascinating (eigu Russian Chorus II P 1' CIII)I'i~l~rd hi' sh loU lors- I (Cotind lfrom Pge rthit(en YouIiriay mayIchooe a. th el1017slur s-H oh and folk ion ever suggestv f Suggestions. and Hints W ith Regard to Detail in M ilady's Toilet for the Crowning ?pliqilo design. Stide In oeol eith mixed.chiwllaeain atol «( j ( a p 1re)onderance of gold id t mnThechiwllap...…
…PAGE YUURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ganizations had been admitted to the American Association of University Women nteinatna1Federt remarkable growth in the interestof women in the various countries n Little Known Facts Regarding The Conditions For Membership In The Organization "deasan"2toitaelace a'L c Some of the Activities of the Local Organization and Its o the women present in ading hem to understand each other and the Relation to Women on t...…
…PAGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY StNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1925 University Women '* r MRS HURD REPRESENTS FEMINIST SPIRIT OF 1925 National Women's Golf Champion Of Fifteen Years Ago Wins Again t t Professional Education for the Journalist "Chic" is Keynote of New Year Fashions , .-.- . -. ID d O r. .r. _ OQcEE OF Kt "TNE WNKS r $t' f WOAI GOLF TITLES W~tZ- ' s z r k + J $ , 1. V JtkR BALL0O,.. TIRES -- FOR SKI RTS L 'ir y...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY e r'- Churches First (Congregati onal Cutirchi The subject for the morim; ig rvlce of worship} will he "'The :Modlern Ap- rroach to Prayer." 1Music will be furnished by the chorus under the direction of Palmer Christian. A rally for those interested in the ?forth Side Union Church will take place at r Cinema D~ouglas Fairbanks' fantasy of T.he Arabian Nights, "The Thief offlagdlad," will b...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARAY 25, 1 25 TNlE.MICHI!GAN -DAILY Holland Universities ?<e }?ap<ures begirt. These "rail-stu- asiBrett are called, may dl Modern Football ; (Continued from fage Elevenl) ) to t he un1i1<e:s ity; they contri- f (Contiiuiied fo Page I'O, ''w('l\'(' :id from hers in the cir gh tce i 1 cii h nioting to the community life I were a mlodificat ion of the i'mJ V fry il:: ury. tj 1 htvsit. to AniPdi of the time, and the iute rfere...…
…ST':DAY.,SJANUARt1Y 11, 1925TH MCHANDIYPE THr:, MICHIGAN DAILY PAr'.P ;:.. tf 4 . ,v,., + q 4'. {3it } .t ,., 1J~ IF) it of the Congregational church has in-'!_,r.J.t/%/Yt,..."P/I.~.~i~~Irr..~d.~/1/1e.l~ il/;,lI/~3"l.~/Il~l."~~"~itI~.~//II.J. vited him to speak at their Japanese, in m service this evening, and he will also ]- speak at the motion picture serviceI - interpreting some Burton Hlolmes ____________________ travel pictures. M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY l~, i~2'i 109.101 SIM."~ RSC istT a'l C= t f~I )r1e'sS i-1ianl,, 4 m4 :,fl iods, storms. A t runk- :NX1 stoill.and lscrip~t starits thet ,v; .::. :":::" : .<trouble adnd Talic'se own attractfvc- Sw.. L s. i ~T' ad to an une.finti.. ji 3L :. ^x": : : °'rhey.. ,iaektolt plays the role ofth " ::::: .. ": :". ". ::.. ...,: ..;;.;: ::x< Ci n, man who loves her and gu:ar i . ...,.;", ,:.,,;4 .: ,:.._...:: ".,"....…
…'.~- m~ TH-I MICHIGAN DAILY UD\,JXflY2,15 ___________________________*Christie Comedy "Here anld There,", and a microscopic picture "Jumble in the Jungle" are billed. c inO u The, iiterthi ___________-~______ I TheWila Fox production "The Last an onEarth" willetefa The Arcade trApcture at the Wuerth, playing through Thursday. It is a fantastic "Welcome Stranger," an adaptation comedy novelty of a world without of Aaron Hoffman's stage pla...…
…PAGE IXThIEI THE 1\IC14IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1925 a x lll l la v; ;A VI } f /.Aa raa..s - Cinemnia be miade to keep the bes5t studenits which i > both satisfied a iid still fromi becomiing inarrowl~y boldsh,- for ;further 4stir:nlat odlI y his progressi ve b~y so mluch will tteir wxorth as syiI- col'(11wst of 'train e toiritorv. II 0 'ex- (Continued from Page Fifteen) (I hols be d(im'iniished. IndedO tiie: pre- ,1)0(0(11noesthi...…
