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…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY PR8SEGTIDNTRIE TO MBLILD3 Five Witnesses Appear on First Day of Gangster's Trial; Controversy Occurs. JURY IS QUESTIONED Defendant Eggs on Attorneys to'Fight Legality of Impanelrhent. CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-(P)-The gov- ernment has begun its effort to put Al Capone behind prison bars as an income tax law violator with testi- mony intended to link him with the gambling houses of Cicero, where the gang chief once made his home....…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY Lots Will Decide Who Is to Be Pilot io Trip from Hawaii to United States Plans for the organization of two divisions in the Varsity Glee club are rapidly taking form with the continued tryouts of new mem- bers, Clyde A. Chaffin, president of the organization, said yesterday. Although 137 men have been listed for, membership in the club and an additional number may be added before the end of the week, the list is expected ...…

…_'THE MICHIGAN DAILY ublished every morning except Monday 'during the University year e Board in Control of Student Publications. [ember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- cation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news published herein. |ntered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second matter. Special rat...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -i- " . . . WI Activities of Intramural Seaso DINNERS FOLLOW PLEDGING RITES; PLEDGE LISTS ARE SUPPLEMENTED Northwestern to Be Newcomer on Debating Schedule for Coming Season.' Interest in women's debating is greatly increased this year, believes Mr. Floyd K. Riley of the speech department, who is to 'coach the women's squad during the coming season. Approximately twenty w o m e n have already begun work, consid-; er...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY___ _I ewman, Hozer Will Not Be in Lineup Saturdan MINNESOT A AND STANFORD TO BANK TiON THESE STARS IN THEIR BATTLE I OF MISTERY ____--- f P . ,. II Stagg Drills Chicago for Suprise Offense VEENKER TO AGAIST Mye MATCH HIS CYCLONES fORIAS' tITANS TONIG*HT 4111W reshmen Use New Plays to Test Varsity Strength; Brisk Offense to Be Used. Two regulars will be missing hen the Michigan Varsity meets e University of Ch...…

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…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FIDr AlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to e President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. ORIGINAL OF 500 WORD LINCOLN AUTOBIOGRAPHY WILL BE DONATED SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 8.-(A)-I page manus'cript in trust to Miss The original of a 500-word auto- biography in the handwriting of ,Abraham Lincoln will be turne...…

…I )ESTABLISHED 1890 *1 g Air 4 4 a~til MEMBE[ ASSOCIT R 'ED VOL. XLII. No. 10 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931 Weather: Mostly cloudy; cooler PRICE FIVE E SOT ', ,r _ w ipB _, .,t.: El 'T 0 B E HO E-'CO PRESIDENT ACTS TO RERGANIZ Hoover Confers With Real Estate Men, Builders. WILL AID BANKS N, Y. Financiers Act on $500,000,000.00 Measure. WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-(A') -Heartened by wide acclaim for his projec...…

…TIE MICIhIGAN DAILY ", "ji & . 1, '1 0 10.0 m 's , i % 0 01-A WA Wpoolmft " @ mv .,Om *&. - - I - I I SAMMY SQUIRT: GOOD THING THE MISSUS COULDN'T CLIMB b SO L -0MG SA' :>RE 1MSNW ->ac Nt,. Wt ITri WP-< YOU ~IGT IA LL- O'-411[U 4;~ GVCuiA l C- 41EC'C Tlt -c uT vie 6C5IT WORK F2kvLL. Th!46'JOS1k tjG )Nr -ICwr COMaGF Ct)-/'d.J' FJ :t,\ 6 'V&&UH Po4-fZBEE V 0 __ USET - HW Yo A, /S/ By Lichy Is 2°Gso rm>ELG SS - \JOTSh. WORK - ios~ W1hj \...…

…MBER 8,1931. THE -MICHIGAN DAILY~P' 'Shift of Lineup Helps in Annexing Third in, a MAR TIN CONTINUES TO LEAD SLUGGERS STREET'S TEAM LEADS A'S NOW I VARSITY CR/DOERS ROMP 9OVERFROSH Yearlings Unable to Stop Fast Wolverine Charge; Newman, Hozer on Bench. MATCHES START IN GOLF TOURNEY Howard Wins Tight Match From Jolley, One Up. LA JEUNESSE WINS GUARD BERTH AFTER CHANGING FROM FULLBACK Victors Blast Hoyt From Box; Hallahan Adds Another t...…

…TI-IFMICHIGAN DAILY irti3at Uattly every morning (xcet Monday during the University year I in Control of Student Publications. o the Western Conference Editorial Association. )dated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- f all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise his paper and the local news published herein. at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second Speeial rate of postage granted by Third Assistant xeneral....…

…THE MICIGAN DAIL I L1 lio %a MUA I= mily Bates, Jean Bentley Chosen Chatrift-en by Panhellen NO VET PLANNEO' RE[ND OF MONTH; USE1S TO ATTENf larship Cup Will Be Given Pi Beta Phi; Committees to Be Chosen Later. r to BALL HELD IN HOLIDAYS Outstanding Social Event Given by Michigan Women; Tickets Available Soon, Election of Emily Bates, '32, as chairman of the annual Pan-hel-' lenic banquet, and of Jean Bentley, '33, as general chai...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ __I I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN. University Women: Women students interested in some part-time work are asked to call at Mrs. Bacher's office in Barbour gymnasium at once. 11 blication in the the University. e President until Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Copy re.eived at the office of the Assistant to 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. XLI. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931 No. 10 ' NOTICES ...…

…I 1890 Lw t / ., M ASS [EMBER O0CTATED PRESS woomwammommummo No. 9 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1931 ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS PRICE FIVE ( TOCS .ADVANCE S WALL STREET Billion Gain Made in Sensational Recovery., 3ONDS JOIN RISE pturn Is Swiftest in Recent Market History. 4EW YORK, Oct. 6.-(P)--Some )00,000,000 was restored to secur- values in Wall Street today, as stock market surged upward the swiftest ...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAIL IL glht Organ Music Commence Today ENGLAND OHL GENERAL ELECTION Balloting Decreed for October 28; Parliament to Break Up Thursday. ISSUES WILL BE SOUGHT Announcement Comes A f t e r King George, MacDonald Confer. LONDON, Oct. 6. -0P) - Great Britain wil vote Oct. 23 in a gencral election on issues of outstanding importance, it was announced today at Buckingham palace. It will be the frst general elec- tion since May 30, 19...…

…I dished every morning except Monday during the University year Board in Control of Student Publications. nber of the Western Conference Editorial Association. Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- ion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise in this paper and the local news published herein. ered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second natter. Special rate of postage granted by Third Assistant...…

…:HIGAN v JA; L, -I J 1-1 1 ~ I I 5Z._. ..a" Z;.1 W a " WA*A . Cww 3 _5 e .s a .T WOMEN WILL BEGIN INTRAMURAL GAMiES MONDAYAFTE RNOON Campus Groups to Start Season With Hockey Game at 4 o'Clock. MISS BURR WILL COACH ACTRESS HOLDS CITIZEN PAPERS FASHION DESIGNERS SUCCEED IN FLATTERING EMPRESS TYPE CHY CTIVITYSUBSCRIBE TO THE MICHIGAN D BEGIS THS WEK IWe Carry a Comple By B. A. C. '34. All Women May Participate Open Hockey Day T...…

…THEC MICHIGAN DAILY . .. . ......... ........ . . ....... .. ........ ... ....... cs Even Seres W alump . t 3 "Now U ' i; Cards Get 2 I~h ., I AR TIN GONTIES ro] SATPLATE kthletics Gather 10 Hits From Johnson, Lindsey and Derringer. FIRST INNING St. Louis: -Flowers flied out to :aas in center. Watkins popped to arnshaw. Frisch flied out to Sim- ons in left field. No runs, no hits, o errors. Philadelphia: Bishop singled over cond. Haas la...…

… Voot~-S~~o 4~ ev JT tL 1 ~> YO EN - tM FoJ of '1a. ~l-GF4T fR Ut "IOULr L-MUT i LOVE 6oot JG-GU-SS Hr=' ,vWEahI. 'S'/OWC- CIRU& - ATS loc. L4VtF -Mt 'E WLt7 3-r t Ue *Ics.j WSi -TAOTi OO\. TeA(,~J6_ 0CoMc- To JE~le- ovAs --' /oU .JST ' SULAGO ANZ'ep COULE c)U .OtZ EO-_ C0UL-'0 T SE-tT LE tO'-AJ (- h',oop oGgy *.EiTQE E TE-~-'u 1 ATH-o ... -t -"t Ec E ci&o T;M, Sl~tv j$ I- NG L NE 01 t+, r=Lf>1' THIS CCOLUM'N ! CLOS'ES AT 3 P.M. LASS 1.1 I...…

…CAN DAILY )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Sigma Rho Tau: First regular meeting of the stump speakers society of the college of Engineering and Architecture will be held today at 7:15 o'clock in room 212 West Engineering building. Earl C. Brigg*, President. Today's Radio Programs (Eaatern Standard Time) NWl SPORTS PL I 111 lication in the he University. President until Bulletin is constructive notice to all mer Copy received at the office of th...…

…fABUISHED 1890, I V w i 4r 460 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . No. 8 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1931 19 ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS PRICE FIVE1 CENTS J'i f, y ES FOR R TE CH G ight W. Morrow, New Jersey Senator,.Dies Suddenly ANO\ER DIgES HRAN ATTAgg RES IN SLEEP gus Diplomat Cut off by Cerebral Hemorrhage. ) UNEXPECTED berghs Will Start me Immediately From Orient. LEWOOD, N. J., Oct. 5- en. Dwigh...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ WITH LIBERAL HEAD Prime Minister, Lloyd George Expected to Decide Plans for Election. LONDON, Oct. 5. -(P)-Prima Minister MacDonald went to see David Lloyd George, Liberal leader, at his country home today for a conference which is expected to decide the matter of a general electicn. Mr. MacDonald left No. 10 Downing St. shortly after breakfast for the ailing Liberal chief's re- treat at Churt, in the Surrey hills, m...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI Y -4 "Americans are all one family, and we must approach the problem in that light. A family without enough jobs to support all its mem- bars would not push several of them out in the cold to starve be- cause they had no jobs. Instead, the family would divide the work between all its members, and let each do something. All would sac- rifice, but all would live." So capital must sha;e the bur- dens of labor, he said, and hel...…

…« ..... :.a s._: : a.i.. .. ...: x:..s...... r...L _. . __.__ _ws _._x_ ... Just a sawdust-stuffed canvas sack, shaped to represent the human form. But the football men dive into "him", tackle "him", put all they've got into bringing "him" down. The dummy represents the human obstacles that will block their way to victory in the real games. They know that once they can take "him" out, they'll be able to pull down their live opponents. The McG...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WINN v edging Ceremonies Terminate Week of Rushing by Sr a 20 WMENTO TAKE FIRST VOWS TO 21 MICHIGAN SORORITIES AT PLEDGING RITS THI SATNOON Silence Will iI 5 o'Clock Today. Last FOLLOW NEW SYSTEM abaret Dinners, Pirate Raids and Fox Hunts Feature Week's Rushing. (Continued From Page z)' Dak; Christine Kelly, '35, Royal Dak; Ruth Birdseye, '33, Detroit; Miriam Hall, '34, Detroit; Margaret 3urke, '35, Marquette; Ire...…

…*114RE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 THE MICHIGANDAILY THIRD *F 'Adiumm-M aERIES9 S T SWAT CHAMPIONS OF THE LEAGUES HuIAID AIIUD e MEET IN SERIES TO TALK IT OVER IIUVVI III fU L Ii yE4M '*l, STARH EFT TACKL KIPKEMEN WORK ON AE W PLAYS FOR MAROON 7EST Coach Stagg Faces Problem of Eligibili-y in Endeavor to Mold Strong Team. TO HOLDMEE1TINfl Department Planning Extensive Program for Fraternities and Independents. Managers and staff members of the I...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY By Lich I GET MA*- lvEW+ IT--"R~e AR 022e.- WP S'.d 01: scAtc-riozE NO I9 Vi ,O IIr I , s , tl ; .. ' ^ " O . ; 'sI l V) Kz ,-~( C-KtCN60 TIASS SN04W4,1'a 4"-ze ~CI4~C~o TIMeS ~'JI~bge~,.'rE - I THISTIlS NASSIFICLM CLOSES CLOMsI A3 P.. ADVERTISING AT 3 PA --_ WANTED NOTICE -- -_-__ -_ WOMAN graduate to share a new HOME LAUNDRY-Work called for 3 room apartment. Near cam- and delivered. Uniforms a spe- pus. Ca...…

…-, t t SENATOR DWIGHT W. MORROW DIES OF SUDDEN CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE (Continued From Page z) with Sen. and Mrs. Morrow at their irst this morning and the second summer estate in Maine. The Mor- his afternoon. rows returned to Englewood recent- Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh were on ly but the child was left in Maine their way to Shanghai today with for a longer stay. F heir damaged plane, broken sev- Miss Alice Morrow and Mrs. Ag- eral days ago when ...…

…Abr d31 4 U1133 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRES VOL. XLII. No. 7 EIdH PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1931 PRICE FIVE ( ITH DOUBLE Plane Tows Glider Over Stadium Here Circling the stadium in tow of a plane, the glider owned by University students attracted the attention of the 80,000 per- sons watching Michigan open its football season. Prof. Leo M. Franklin piloted the motorless ship. He was set free at a 2,000 foot altitude, and...…

…E MICHIGAN DAILY TWO MICHIGAolN MtN" 'Here Goes the Bride,' Peter Ario's Musical Show, Scores Reno. Peter Arno, one of the best- known of American satirical car- toonists, has turned his hand to the stage, with the result that' "Here Goes the Bride." musical lampoon of the nation's divorce capital, has been praised by De- troit Reviewers as one of the best l in years.1 Arno, who wrote the book and staged and produced the comedyl selected two ...…

…TAG AN DATEY_ By LICHTY F I-1 'rC7-6 03OT M EN 0P~t Tk-eiR rFIFTEN) SS ~sA0Nt Xwxt~v THE STROP OF. S16tiMt roa f' Io 1: Qr P E 6 A r = 7-ez . L-E Mouc~. R' '' -iTI:E - - 1~u " .:-~ UP TAER .-rMIS 2 °- er g' __. / III .__. 1 w:. / d ". [, " ti l _.-. + ..... \ ... , ;,: (141 ..arf/ I LICA VO1, ARRESTED OT Tq[0 01G BY TQEOPLC Suspect in Buckley Death Found After Search of More Than Year. INDICTED LAST JANUARY Argot Makes the La...…

…f MICHIGAN DAILY 4 Published every morning except Monday during the University year le Board in Control of Student Publications. dember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. 'le Associated Press is exclusivelyrentitled to the use for re- cation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news published herein. ntered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second matter. Special r...…

…r- ® 9- Years Rial " """"1 C' w ' ca Soff w t Formals F e CO-ompletion of is is) T AVIATION ATTRACTS MANY WOMEN WHOPROVE THEMSELVES SKILLED R 'Does Not Require Muscles' Says Alice du Pont, Mrs. Alexander P. Hamilton Gay, Needs de sversky, and Mrs. Margery Intelligence.' Durant Cooper, and Miss Alicia Series i Patterson who fly adventurously * irs L 1,VLUC JE~ -a. Commence on Monday for "Flying is for the ordinary wo- Y f man the keenest fun...…

…AN DAILY ugan Wins, Opening Cxames9 2 7 to 0, 34 tc IUMORE ST ARS W'LVERINES r Throws Perfect Passes Poor Receiving Robs Team of Scores. ON PLUNGES WELL y Fulfills Predictions Starring in Both Football Games. Continued From Page 1) time it was Omar LaJeu- ao sent the ball over the ,s for the extra point. an was far superior to its . all departments of the nassing a total of 15 first one for Normal, gaining 212 yards from scrimmage ...…

…T MICHIGAN DAILY, COOD To GE LD IJNcLE bA :s 1OO C ENTs XPECTs You N I E COLLAR! 1o You? I That good old American dollar!.. . always worth 100 cents! . . But it doesn't always get 100 cents worth unless you keep your eyes open! . . . You know you can spend a dollar a thousand different ways . ..and if you're smart enough to get all you pay for, you'll get 100 cents worth every time! .. Take Goldman Bros. cleaning; for instance . .....…

…I G A 1v DAILY )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN lication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members he University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to President until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a.\m. Saturday. XMII. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1931 No. 7 NOTICES Faculty, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: Attendance re- cards have been sent to the different Departmental Offices, and e may always be had at my cffice....…

…rABLISHED 1 890 }~J Ai 4* 4tZtr ta 4 a113 i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS No. 6 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1931 PRICE FIVE Cl R SIT SET, FOR SE so OP E E ithven Defends Reputation of American K ITS AT CRITICS OF STUDENT LIFE AT UNIVERSITIES President Gives Speech Before Education Association. ANSWERSLITTLE Upholds Co-Education; Auto Not an 'Evil, But a Problem. By Karl Seiffert. SAULT STE. MA...…

…TIHE MIChIGCAN DAILY -^ ESME0IT URGED0 INETARY PARLEY ver, Idaho Senator Engage in Informal Luncheon Discussion. )HIBITION DEFENDED .. ... . .. . ... .. .. . flsrmainent Problems Relative{ tGeneva Conference Spoken of.- WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-(P)-Sen. Bbrah, of Idaho, urged President Hbover today to call an anterna- tibrfal monetary conference to con- sier adoption of bimetallism by the leading nations.- In luncheon conference with Vhe Presi...…

… 0' Three Be Liquor Question Simple. , dents, and clear thinking requires However complex and controver- that the school be not credited with sial the general subject may be, the "evils" which in reality represent liquor question in colleges is a unfortunate social c o n d i t i o n s simple one. Education should ad-) against which it must strive. mittedly teach respect for law and order. For better or worse prohibi- British Party Leader tio...…

…ow-mlw --- 4t £iduian autv blished every morning except Monday during the University year Board in Control of Student Publications. mber of the Western Conference Editorial Association. e Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- tion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the local news published herein. ered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second matter. Special rate of po...…

… "'' OW A University Organist E T L CHAIRMEN CONTEMPORARY PAINTING EXHIBIT TA ESAF 11'LEAGHes sncWhy Weekly CH ANGE IA EAGE ESHOWS ART ON BACKWARDTREND .r ha9 ' EO HGA I ED F Prt~amsSucee ODiversity o f Subjects Features types are represented in the collc-L[ _____ CllecioninYAumn tion. Maurice Sterne has contribut-TOO EXECUTIYV ILD MEETI1 Memorial Hall. An exceptionally fine and inter- esting exhibit of contemporary American Painting has bee...…

…____- THE MLTcHTrAN LDA1LY ___ s :allahan Shuts 'it ila'e pia Athletics,. 4 LATE WITH BTB Wild Bill Allows A's Three Hits But Issues Eight Bases on Balls. EARNSHAW LOSER Teams Will Go to Philadelphia to Reopen Series Monday Standing All Even. FIRST INNING Athletics: Bishop opened with a hard hit to Frisch who threw to Bttomley for the out. Haas was struck out by Hallahan. Cochrane ended the inning by striking out. No- runs, no hits, n...…

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…T THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATU 41" ww, - )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN H ablication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members 0N 04111 0Y P of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. German With President Spends Day His Family; Many Send Returns. XLII. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1931 No. 6 .I :. NOTICES University Lectures: The following lectures...…

…BLISHED 1890 I V Lwi 4a4111 F MEMBEJ ASSOCIAT PRESS OU LII. No. 5 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY; OCTOBER 2, 1931 Weather; Partly Cloudy, Showers PRICE FIVE C C s OPE ER, 6 TO EWS SUPPORTS N TAXI CHA litorial Asserts City Owes Students Fair Transport Price. OUNCILCONCURS .embers Believe Rate Should Be Uniform for Everyone. ['he Daily's figh to obtain a ndard or meter taxicab rate in .n Arbor gained additiona...…

…THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY ~CBIIITY WILL TRY LEGISLATIVE SEAT SETTLEMENTVOTE Detroit District to Go Before Michigan Electors for Reapportionment. VOTE IN 1932 EXPECTED' Proposal Referred to Committee on Ways and Means. With" Instructions. DETROIT, Oct. 1. - (/P) - Wayne county will go before Michigan electors during the next 14 months with a definite proposal for per- mntent settlement of the perennial battle over reapportionment of legislative se...…

…- 00 v Anthropologist and Dental Man Chosen to Plan World's Fair Exhibits. TYPEWRITERS- -AllMakes Bought, Sold, Rented, Exchanged, Cleaned and Repaired. PORTABLES-Near Corona, Barr, Underwood,' Noiseless, R~oyal, Remingtorn. New L. C. Smiith. Large and select stock of sec- ori-hn4typewriters. Low prices. Easy terms. Service unequalled. The . result of twenty-three years of careful building. 0. D MORILIL 314 S. State Street. The 'Typewriter a...…

…MICH AN DALy jv441 A1 Ut itit 'ublished every morning except Monday during the University year hie Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- cation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news published herein. intered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ma...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y' - , 12 'wA IM ......... ORORITIS SHO INGENUITY IN FALL' USHINGFUNCTION dew Motifs Feature Decorative Schemes Carried Out at Parties. DIGNIFIED DINNERS HELD abaret and Pirate Affairs Arel Popular; Entertainment Is Versatile. By A. M. W., '34 Cleverness, originality, and inge- Zuity characterize the rusling teas nd dinners which are being and nave been held at the sororities on ampus during the week. Some of he most unus...…