…WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL 7, 1926 THE MICHICAN DAILY . malt rtvx _ ~~TI-IF MTCI-l1 L-11 R LATI V r&az FIVN .Y WA .. ANNUAL .ELECTIONS, OCCUJR TOMORROW1 Changes Made it League Nominations; Y. W. C. et. Adds Candidate For Secretary BOOTH OPEN ALL DAY Y, ' b s .r, Announcement of the results of the } annual elections which will be held Thursday from 9 to 5 o'clock at the a University hall booth operated by the Women's league will be made Fri...…
…PACE Z lx TI- IZ MICHIGAN DAILY A PR I L, 7, t92(; ~'A~2iE ~1X 11 IE MICHIGAN DAILY W1~DNESlAY. AI~ItIL 7, 1~26 I III --r... "" ...""" * . .. °r f . TOM Plans Made For i Ea MFreshman Tennis 1194 lAIim Air nr A r-t---V-- Ittecord Holders In Every Team Event Vll Attempt To l eilend C ham pionsIi p INDIVIDUAL STARS OUT LAWRENCE, Kans., April G. - All holders of relay race records in the Kansas relays will be back to defedl their titl...…
…THFl NMICI TGAN DAILY PIAGE L E VEN ,: ,.,. v 6 S TO fO[M lPaulen To Race WABAH I U[L~ I Wilson April 17 1 LWRECE'Kans., April 7.--A iernational quarter-mile race' b,- tween 'Adriian Paulon of HIolland, i be Dutch championmideitacru- LANFAYEiTTE, Ind., April G. -- Alner', and Eric Wilson, former star thou~gh Purdue ,is not going South" for quarter-miler of the U niversity of a spring training trip, the Boilernial - t1owa, has been arranged...…
…t U, s IU ' t1~Wt!WUI rruTi'NA4TC'TTr A\TrnATI V WE ,DNE SDAY, APR1IL, 7, 193G t Ci7JM*81 5allEJl' j t MC. 1V11.iii%.JP'IN LJIH1L I i DAILY OFFICIAL' BULLETIN Pu. blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until1 3:30 P.,in. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). 16olme .T1 WEJJNESI)AY, APRIL 7, 19.011 Nmnber 113 Facult, College of Literature, Science and the Arts...…
….r ESTABLISHED 1890 14P 4F lip r tl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS e VOL. XXXVI. No. 142 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS fRESTICTIONSON SPEECH ATTACKED SROGERBALWIN CIVIL LIBERTIES JIEAD SCORES BAN ON TEACHING OF EVOLUTION HITS INTOLERANCE Says Fear And Hatred Of Minorities Are Habit Of People Today; Cites State Laws "There are more ways to get into jail for your opinions today tha...…
…THE MICH-TGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926 ~--~ - I WO L Y SP A l of the railroad, Col. John Stves'. Iwrote a pamphlet in 1812 urging the use ot a. railway in lieu of the Erie o RH aa hchwste eigvctdI In a bulletin published the same year,?Seesdcae ta:semlcno (0111could e operated at speedis of 0miles l( hour',a belief whichli. CWIrl Engineering. Professor Cies 'lhie substantiat ed by model ex pt'i~nents in, Early Investigations Of I1825. ...…
…a TESD)AY,. APRIL. 6i, 1926 r ATTEND e' 15TRYMEETING Uiersity lRepresentlfive WijI Lease SFrliday For Ronne ; will ileiirn ~here lit.Fall JP LANS EUROPEAN TOUR! SProf. Robert Craig, Jr., of the for- ~etry' department, will represent the , ;University at the World's Forestry ;'congress, which will be held in Rome, 'Italy, ;from April .29 to May 5. This meeting is sponsored and organized by ? the International Institute of Agri- culture and by t...…
…PAt' O-UR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE-DAY, APRIL 6, 1926 Published every morning except Monday duringthe Universit year by the Board in CQxtol,_of. Student Publications. M eiubers of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not ,otherwise Credited in.this paper and the local news pub-, fished ;herein. Entered at the postoffice a...…
…TUESDAY, APTIM, 6, 1926 TH F MICHIGAN DAILY PAGI r". TUESDAY, APflIL 6, 1926 - YAGE Pry,. ftl ) feV or-zs -Z ti r ) U OIAL TO B SCENE ff[I UEK ELECTIONS1 Although no more than CU) women of the 2,500 present on the Micbigan campus last year tokan 1 j i m in the elections held for tle omeIn'I league, it is hoped that the turnout will be materially increased at thisI year's election ,vhich will be held all day Thursday in University hal...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY STUESDAY, APIIL A, 1926 M . < g t y cg= w rrrr r rr wrwwwu r r f r ._ Uf -- ............ - . Wtll HOLD ThI CK TRIALS THISWEE Coach Farrell Announces jntention o T1rkIn Men utdoors If Possible ENTERS TWO CARNIVALS Time trials for the Kansas and Ohio relays will be held this week, accord- ing to an announcement made by Cqach Farrell yesterday. The relay carnivals will be held April 17, and the coach wi...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926 THE ICITAN DAILY rra.r...e. a+..., - - - - '. M Delta -Ghi Defeats Phi Signa Deta F orClass B Tile Delta Chi fraternity ,en the cham- pionship of the class 3 interfraLtrnity league by defeating Phi ignm. beltal 13-11, in a closeiy contested galme last night in Waterman gymnasiuin. all inP ,pa of] The winnerslfok aniearly ead ad T#e winer#led at the Chalf 4 I lthough the losers threatened sever- Delta, Chi lined up...…
…!'AGU ,GW1 THE MICHIGAN I)ATL,'Y TUESDAY, APRIL 6. DAI LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the" Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the, University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:3o p. m. (11:30_a. m. Saturdays). Vohztme Y1 TUESDAY, APRIL G, 1926 Nuber 14 CdU00, eo : Literature,. Science, and the Arts: e Atenton is called to the following rule: After the first week of the newest r, courses may be dr...…
…ESTABLISHED I 89Q t 3A ihi MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 141 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I on I I I I Mir I'm I'm a ru a" Milk 0% B g% I . I - - going T[-.. f In ITITP'n 1 M I IIH I ILiLA ILKEH lb PROSPECT IN MANY PARTSOF COU0NTRY EXTRAORDINARY SNOW STORMS OF PAST WEEK ('OVEBED) LAIRE AIREAS IS CLEAR IN EAST Second Waye Storm Advances As Far As Illinois; Started In' M...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si"Xl)AY. T~AGJJ~ TW4 ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY 2 INDAY, APRIL 4, l92~ DATESOFSNR headdIine Is Set For Gown Orders; Fock Election Will Follow Spring Vaation AN*NOUTNCE CANE DAY Dates of the traditional events '.o be observed by the senior classes this spring have been set by class officers, pending final verification by the Uni- versity administration which, it is ex- pected, will be given at an early date. Che origi...…
….J ASIBY EXPLAINS ROME'S CULTURE .~N ERM OFHERROAD- SYSTEMS THE, MICHIGAN DAILY PAaE . TRR TIa-IP a MICIl1A3-'I:flANd AT! P -CniI 1efCnimm L~stt e rI 'rvYatIk oUIIla1c01 AntIUi rof land travel, he said that it was cu Slito sValt~ ie fRoads As Factors !tomary to make the journey frc 41 In Cen tralizatio* I Spain to Italy by land rather than s - because of the facility and relati TELL~S HISTORY OF ROADS itease with which the journey could m...…
…" ' GE' I'C "iT t TNT MTrPTr..&M nATT :V SUNDAY. APRIL. 4, 1924 I AAA lY Al...L .LL .a"')J. H L 1 7 V 41 . I'l 1 , AJ,* 1411/ a ie7G.V 0 .4 P'ublisheo very mnorning except Monday d ng th t. ive sity year by the board in C~i . ~f$~ijn: Pfbizcatlons. tmeii+o Westera Conlerenco Eional '11rhe Associated Press is exclusively en- titlcd to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise :redited i. this paper a...…
…SUNDAY, AP.IL 4, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAd% rivu THE MI.....D IL M4AV in i . M1 fl ' ' F t y r .._ _ r a ... tv R;tl) ol 52- 1: zib 0 ) urw r w . I I I A II AIOIIIII 11 1 , t ' - + k1a ;. ~OD~RII1 ITI~lE1TCommittee Established To A lid XUI M1ILtIILI Women In Choosing Pr~ofessions' N 5 Women on the Michigan campus are I It was discovered that courses INDO~iD ALgenerallyu ignorant of the fact that a( which would be most val...…
…-F. MICHIGAN DAILY SUN IAY.. Al1~.lL. '1. I~2G PURPE BLL EAMMay Break World \ Marks At Anual NOT 10 TAK TIP K saCanai Wihthe Kansas relay carnival only, Squad Has Practiced Outdoors Only two weeks away, in,dieations from the I Twic SiiceFfrs Cal ientries already received show that at Twic Slue Frst allleast three potential record breakers Last outhwill appear in the special Individual OUTFIEL IS STONG Jevn Kuck, of th~e Kansas State ...…
…S% i N; . Y. .APJUL 4 , ft.1;6 TI 41:7. MICI-ITCIAN MIT V VAMP 9 1WITIPP3 -- -n4.. Dv ?''..I A-J4..A~it 1 f-i i AL. [' VA(;M l FV 11;N c t: t c r c i t S b P n t' N a c n S, el q, lii ' wl. - _ _ _- - _ _ - ~ t L J r I . I ~ ~ U ~ C U ! TOrT Pannea ak )1 rOnlthese and the selectimtof OI '1y1' P~ Itics~I l P n;. a f i l a nt s , h o w e v e r , w ill n o t b e , -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ w Y O o w r r h1...…
…U - 't PAGE BIGm A * V*..'S*~.4* . ~.TI-hZ NiTCI--ITC'AM flATlY SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 19 s a ai:, va a ..,a aauraav vr-taa " , ..,..w---+. .,,R. .,... -._,.... DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 mp.m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). volume 1I SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1926 Number 11 T Students Having Library Books: 1. Students...…
…Section One C, - 4r 4hr t Wow At 4; MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 140 TWELVE PAGE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1926 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 0%'0 1 rP-Am - f 0MIa -A 0%2 a ate,- . _________ ____________ MAJESTIC TH CEATR ROBBERYMYSTERYil 1)E310(_111ATS WO1'()(1) ALTIEIR N nPI 1ACI EN'mr2BODY RATIO (fly Associated P'ress) WASHINGTON, April 2.-- Nine managers may be named by the House to prosecute before the Se...…
…PAGE TWO THE MTCHTGAN DATLY _t"t Z1. DAY, APRIIL 3, 1l,32G PAGE TW~~ THE MICI-JIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 192~ d ° i ;'-I ;, DENTALEDCTO French Farces To Be Given At4 TRAlEDBY RO IR Mimes Tuesday SfaA 1;entator 011fline, 1)er elJtHInet wo French ploys n ,d-rtheo uFEaI fithnIf-trucion; I)Mselisses pices of CCel(' 1 afl(:JI,,20,h of iits 1ls; roprial jells annual dramatic }p'oc rtions, Will ne UJRGES APPRECIATION j Mimes theater. Tiei ...…
…SATURDAY, APRIL a3,19263 TTEMICHMTCAN DAIY PAGE THREE ..u:. _ _ - - a a aL av{Y\.il 1\.1(']1 V. LALL l ' i MJL 1 1n 'IL' 1, V .-u Kegous eformation Foreseen ByPreident Lt tleP ci s re Teaathers ." ifaithful to our duty to ignore the po- 'provide a college education and ipro-! Commenting upon the student c ost, most money andi not the least~were the I1iclnNtleitce eta au ftesueta na-fsinltanigt l t ihsho'<tedtueprsuet rs-~ otelcilf A T o...…
…PAGE FOUR ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1926 Published every inorning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- .itled tothe use for republication of all news 'lispa tohes credited to it or not otherwise redited ir this paper and the local news pub- :s ht d therein. Ei tered at the postoffi...…
…A a . .q 4 , ' __ . .S SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1926 THE MT-HTr.AM DATT .Y i-2LlIA MTif V!"lAN flLATIV a erv. ftli) Sz I, SE R jHSAB iLeague Considers Opinions On More Active Student Control PRUT( I TOH|IAM !Jld lL I UlILL i LflIVi a 1 J I Y a i 1 a - 'r Dr. Bell Presents InIrminural Cup To j Kappai Dell ia Ten m At Anauaal PRESENT SPORT AWARDS Announcement was made of the se- lection of the all-star basketball team, by Miss Laurie Camp...…
…SITX T" 'I. MCIGANDAILY SATURRDAY, APRIL 2, 1926 R, I . ueiii i -MONSOON" . .... - (77'S r yy y q k E < "" gab 3 t [' : a a s Y r ,~ 7 n ~c k a ' I it pom B TBMNlBenny Tryon To GOFSUDWL BATEHYM[ ~i Play For .Braves BOX ERIS 'iO) NTION Al1M Wnter Weather Forces Track 1PFR ?' CHI TAM Team To Remain In Field 10ou1se UUHLIII il! l n , I IP DORPTIP[ UUUI UUIIIJb UUM Ouiscfelers To iWork ITa Opn Next Wk .'k Regarde.s Of(Conit ion...…
…sA'l UgDAY, APRIL 3, 192U TI IF- ivITCI--ITGANbA!I.,Y PAGE ; r T I. ....... ....T? PAGE ~ PHILDIN STARS IN BO0U TS AT ARMORY! a Y'xhtibition' Of Infightinjg In Tfw.)O Round Bout With Tommy Valie Thrills Crowd LARGE CROWD ATTENDS, Let Philbin, sensational University of Michigan middleweight bcxer, add- ed to his already host of admirers by his extraordinary exhibition of pluck Thursday night at Td Sullivan's box- ing show in the local...…
…EMIT SHE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 3, DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 8:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume V1 SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 192Nibr114 To Students Having Library Books: 1. Students having in their possession books drawn from the Univer- sity Library are notified that such books are due Tuesday, ...…
…Second Section m m mm . IWO!" L.#Ifl A6V i1t Second Section / VOL. XXXVI. No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1926 TWELVE PAGES HAS THE HONOR SS ANY CHANCE? a a eYe ___eLm .J. Faculty Opinion Varies Widely de Corps"? a " 7'X 7 L rNT r" On Possibility o Is Michigan Too Large For True "Esprit Success Reported In Medical, Engineering Schools - -A -A- A I IT ?p -tP- I - + President Little (An Interview) Express...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATRAYm mnaAPRIL . (Continued from Page Nine) 7 (2) That it is common knowl- edge now that there is, unfor- tunately, dishonesty even of ac rather gross type, in any large body of persons. The files of Thet Daily and of every administrativer officer upon the campus will bear1 witness to the truth of this state-1 ment.- (3) As there can be no abso- lutes in marking papers, it fol- lows that the attainment of a high degree by...…
…fI 1, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY HONOR AMONG THE EWGINEERS (Continued from Page Nine) "For infractions of the honor code to be punished by a court of a man's peers with the support of his fellows, is as it should be. The student honor committee with us has primary juris- diction and does not wait for a case of dishonesty to be proven by the in- structor. Infractions of the honor code are punished perhaps more dras- tically by the committee than...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1926 _________________~. U -- ______ . ... . FURTHEROPION (Continued from Page Ten) llams, I was an undergraduate at a college, ,a small one to be sure, where the honor system was one o fthe old and most prized institutions, and like him, I feel some diffidence about any- thing that looks like interference in so intimate an affair. Still, I have seen three and a half generations (college style) of M...…
…/ ESTABLISHED 1890+ Mzi MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 129 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARD3OR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS CHEERING SECTIOP OF 1,200 STUDENTLI PLANEDFOR JFA1l STUDIENT COUNCIL, TO OJitGNIZI BLOCK '3" L" OR HOME 10OTB.AILL GAMES EXCLUDE FRESHMEN Sanxe Oren Will Occupy Sat. In Grou At Every Gamie; Wear Ntaize And Blue Outfits Forming a huge block "M" In the south stands at Ferry field, 1,20...…
…km? TW(I THE MTrHTr.AN DAII _Y T;'vl ti T n A "V' A T)n TT 4) 1640 TI1L. ql Vl 1 VT~A M 1AT!1LV *rLV A .& £&J &J mLS)& .. l t t!, DAY44APHIL 2,419f; J 1 aY civiizaton O IIM oro People There are many varieties of bracelets The specimens and clay pipes, the latter being quit.ej are considered of similar to Irish clay pipes even ',oI museum of anthr, Is Shown By Exhibit In Library the knobs beneath them. ;reasons than th~e ____i The weapon...…
…DA , APRIL 2, 1926} LAWFACULTY TO ATTEND MEETING AT WASHINBTON~ Faculty members of the Law school will take a prominent part in the ses- Mions of, the American Law Institutei which wil convene in Washington April 29, 30,,and May 1. This organ!- nation is occupied principally in the work of restating the laws. Dean Henry M. Bates is a member of the executive committee of the in- stitute and also that of the commis- sioners on uniform state laws...…
…PACE rOUTt ' FRIDAY, APRrL 2, 1926 . ?AGE FOZTR FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 192~3 Tr~Ti~? MTCT-ITC~AN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the Universit year by the $Board in Control of Student ublications, Members of Western Conterence Editonal Association The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news, dispatches credited to it or not aterwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lis...…
…__ __ __ _ __ __ _ __ __ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~PAG9 Floc! A t k I t 57 - - - V Alm MA'0Y ALTER JU1NIOR ADVISORY SYSTEN Rccords Of Former Yenrs Show Tha Large Number fFreshmen Are Neglected CHAIRMEN WILL CONFER Attempts will be made this spring to alter the existing junior advisory system, according to Miss Jean Ham- ilton, dean of women, for the system as it now operates, is not as efficient as is -desirable. The fact that 45 per cent of ...…
…11 THE MICHIGAN DAILY six FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1926 six THF. MICHIGAN DAILY 0 .....+. "'"... '' ,~ MANN'S TANK MEN' TAKE STATE TITLE', y I 3 t Score Total Of 63 Points In State Senior Championship: Meets Of Seasonj I ,Y. e. FINISHES SECOND Coah Matt Mann's swimmers, with a total of 63 points, finished first in the state A. A. U. senior champion- ship meets held during the past year. -he final tally was compiled at the completion of ...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1 DALYOFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume VI FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1926 Numiber 139 Cercle F'raircis Lecture: The 5th and last lecture on the Cercle Francais series, "Lfa Vie de Province," will be given In French Friday, April 2, at 3:00 o'clock ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 1 Ar A6F 4 da t t al MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS -- --------- VOL XXXVI. No. 138 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS NoEL WILL Discuss 'EPIC Of EVEREST IN SPEECH TONiGHTI Attacks On Premier Mussolini Mark Debt Settlement Debate I 2 SHIPS CRIPP[[ IN ATLANTIC GALE;' OMAN, DREDGE, LOST ............._ ___.. (By Associated Press) Italian premier we...…
…PAGE ,1; r : THE MICH-IG AN DAILY __________ THUITRSDAY, APRIL 1, 1929 t Ce tr C lljs U iv rsty r~feIof theseimotnadvtl featuresI scribed by Dr. 'estre, who laided it Cestre Calls University f life the French student; highly. "It is the first time in cen- - " knows nothing." !tunies that France has realized a likeG In F4rance .highly IntellectualI France differs from America in that ideal It is to be a living center for ' a aa _____________...…
…0 TH-URSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926 ISSUI~FflMTIO Occupies His Time~ Will Scid Pamphlefs To0 "Prospective Stuidents" III llicliigaitAnd Nearby States PREPARE 20000COPIES Witli t he next few weeks 26000 .x copies of .a pmphlet peae ~ h registrar's office, and containing con- sideralble information for, -"prospective 1 niver si y students" will be nmailedl to .. high schtool s throughout M ichigan andflrly .te .x i Yl~x, The 16-pig.? _foldfmrs will be d...…
… ~'AC~ FO~7R THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 192G iii' " .two,.. .. ....'ter. ,"... .. .,., Itl ewriww.ikk A +4 rwlirrwrn.rr s r . ,® i, i57iifii:V.r.. r. .. 3 zyirs 41 Published every .morning except Monday during the Cuiversity year by the Board in Centroi of Student Publicauons. Members of Western Conference Editorial Aesociation, The Associated Press is exclusively en- titld to the usefor republication of all news dispatches cre...…
…TH1°.. Tr,1-4 TC. WnAT1.Y 40 THI' NATCi-JT~AM flATlY r Au 1L s a r ar ------- -------- z 57. mv ---la fVAVIM M SWAM 1 .. .... ZONE IX AND XII TICTORS IN MEET, RapPa Kappa Gamma Wis Second, pi Beta Phi Third, and Alpha Phi Third Piaiec FIVE EVENTS ENTERED w; ~ , . . _ , . ,7 . , Y a~ ., '; . I_. :" :" . ,ri,:nt R. , r^' !Y.JL .. a. 's T } 1 ] . .f :y, :<' F. , i ;. s. Zone IX and XII combined were the winners of the intramural...…
…TIE ICI-IIGA DAIT. ,Y APRIL I. THMIHIAmAIY-URDY7ARL1,12 . b : r X' . . _ __ SIGMA ALPHA MU WINS GGETITLE Ph; Kappa Sigma Falls In Deciding tamne Of Interfr'ternlty Tournainent FINAL SCORE IS 15.11. Displaying a well balanced offense, and a defense which was impregnable, Sigma Alpha Mu won the class A in- terfraternity basketball championship by defeating Phi Kappa Sigma 15-11 in a game played last night at Water- man gymnasium. Althotrg...…
…TRURSDA's"Y. PRTIL 1,1926 THRi MICHIGAN DAILY PAGH 4, FVEN 'any branch of sport as a member ofl arger schools in the East and West.1 PITBR nLIanr varsity or freshmazn teams ." The one year residence and the three MN l'IJ he trans;rer rule bha : heon Undler ycr competition rules have been in 011" 41 TH1T[ connsldcrati~n l here fow i n e fe, and caffect for 10 %years. AHEI is -jt01f1 1lk(T 'i LI I~lltWIL fIIIILI iil oe on a par wil H n 1:1...…
…PAGE EI1CII' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 1, V12C - Vt .t.S*,.' t. SStflt' DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:80 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). Volume V1 .l 'tHUSDAY, APRIL 1, 1%A> -Number 138 anal;ysis of the Personal record,, of tlroshidifini h the Scho(Il of 'Busines Administraion which vvill be or ...…
