…1 1 : 4 -1-UYRt N /tki t ItliM uGINEERS Hist WYork of Supervision aking Fourteen Indh GAuns Here 1 of KS('T0 PUTBLIC IU N. S. a short and fiery speech given relay morning b.efore the first ngof this ,year's freshinan. en- rs Admiral Plunkett drove for biy di first issue that the eoM ,ego man faxces: that Of get- 'the right start. e Admiral was itroduced. to the ings by Dean Mortimer t. Coo- of the engJinee.ring " college, after talk~s b ...…
…HE MIC GANIL LILY PLUNKETT TELLS OF NAVAL HISTORY _ ._ _ -, t IUHM y IfliLII ASTERN S ATI dREE K REVOLUTI (O IST MARCh ON CAPITAL AS GEORE FSUCCEEDIS TO CROWN SULTAN HAS ABDICATED- 'IS UNOFFICIAL REPORT Rellenic .a.pitai. Now in Hands of Triumvirate of Army Generals It A1XETI N Pais Sept. 23.-M:'-3tflefalCe1 IV, Sul- tan of Turkey, has abdicated i favori of the heir apparent, Prince Abdul Medjid Effendi, according to u report from the N...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY B i VENiZELOS GOLFS AS GREEK THRONE BJANGS IN BALANCE FA I WEEK' CLOSIS NEW CHEERLEADER NAMED BY COUNCIL Appointment of a temporary cheer-, leader by a committee chosen by the Student council to investigate and lay TAU BETS Pt- TO' SHO LD MiET HER sion; afternoon-excursion to the See the :Minnesota game at the Ar- Drawing instruments-bargains in Highland Park plant of the Ford Motor cade Barber Shop's expense. Ask the...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, .. NEW UNIVERSITY HIGH OPENS WITH S18 ENROLLMENT (Continued from Page One) under the present plan with the first three years as Junior high,, it is ge- pected that all grades will be includ- ed at the end of two years. Professor Schorlir.g expects to have 500 stud- ents enrolled in five years. It is not his aim, however, to push the at- tendance record of the institution but to let it grow gradually and ...…
…wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SEP1MmE 2>, 924 ISANDS HELPED UNS STUDENT F UN Works For Davis On Labor Voters Organiization Cared Students Last Year, Records Show For RIVIERA REPORTS Last year the Student Friendship fund tendered aid to more than 150, 000 university students in Europe, ac- cording to a report just issued by the international association. It is shown that contributions were received from 590 institutions to the amou...…
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…t after the year at the ai Cl 11 ts Cotlege to Riegain First Plan ,Among Agricultural Institutions .' et pposite - NEW PRESIDENT WANTS GOOD FEELTNG BETWEEN SCHOOL "To all Michigan men and women wish to say that there will be inaug urated a new era of co-operation an good feeling especially in economi( and 'industry between the Universil and M. A. C.," .said Prof. David Fr day in connection with his appoin ment as president of the Michiga...…
… . -. o . .. 1 ..,. ... WP ". 'Ni iiindi i i l ACTIVITIES. N DEPARTMENT] PLANNED CHELL FOR YEAR BYI .der the leadership of Elmer hell,, director of intramural s, and Wallace Elliot, student ager, the intramural office is pre- ag for afi extensive year in ath- s. At the present tima affairs in .ntramural department are rather ttled as their office mnay be ged in the near future. Under the itly adopted system of athletics activty co...…
… ' '', .. . .. _. . .. y ." ".. . w ... s .. - . . .. ;_ l ." .. w " ' . . ".: ' 1 t n " J " yy k n "t ._ ~ .r . . " " "' a..' " " 4ir ", p A .,. _.._c'___.. _... OP EB an lIentor Picks Stroig Eleven to Oppose JIL Union in Saturday's Contest S CAPPON' FRO-I END '0 TACKLE NEXT TO DUNNE! the tenative lineup for the first announced by coach Yost they gridiron mentor is preparing ections to meet the attack of lion when the Ohio collegiansF F...…
….. LL SQUAD N EASY DRILL ig, Passing, Running, and Aerial York Take Up Greater Part of Day's Workout [ PICKED FOR SATURDAY ES THROUGH SIGNAL DRILL' vas a fairly easy day for Coach football men yesterday after- The coach was satisfied to keep en busy with signal practice,' 1g, passing, and offensive and de- e aerial work. There will be >re scrimmage before the open- ame with Mt. Union on Saatur- Enough men are slightly bung- to make it ad...…
…IL* .; ~C GCER PRACTICE_ I FERRY FIELD TODAY KG GAME ASPIRANTS MEET T 4:15 IN PREPARATION FOR SEASON practice in soccer will bej riday afternoon on the south Ferry field. It is absolutelyl al that all last year's Varsity be present. An extensive eo is being arranged for the~ season with the bestrteams1 igan. The soccer team was en- n the National Intercollegiate championship but at present no re- ply has been received from New York. It is...…
…his won essay Presi Pis particular hip according im. Although] (e has kept ina with student 1i lactively engage born in 1844, s( 'es of Walmer ax fTharet. He w; rpus Christi cc Some of his plays are, "iNero," "Pall- cio," "Ulysses," "Feast of Bacchus," an "Anthology in English and French," including the "Yattendal Hymnal" and "Ibant Qbscurl." PJORGIXIE AGGREGATION AID IO B E EV E N -TRO(%GER TH1AN LAST YEAR~ Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 23.-At ...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY an advisor for certain events which 1 on at once by means of a lever which will take place at a later date. , controls them, and attendance is taken as the girls leave the showers rather [EJ Neatness and comfort are the out- than directly before or after class Istanding characteristics of the new work. The Universities of Wisconsin gymnaAim costume for women which and Chicago have followed Wellsl...…
…THE MIjCHIGAN DAILY PAC TIM TH MCHGN AIY. _~T1U .pflI.r 10el _ ..dty-us r rgd t redthe play b~efore next week. Docrothiy Je.ff rey, '24A, president' of the. IIlPorganiizat on tis year, states that MT1 Fqtherm plys« wee tried out last year P LfI~~ ______ emen established part of the or- M atqucs Draindtic Society is already BydigIteitrs tiein laying plans for the coming and c-ooperation of all new members 'ar. The membership of this society...…
…THUTRS-DAY, SEPTJIP13R 27, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ---- . - PAGIII TF1RE1I~ TRAINING SCHOOL -TO PUBLISH pMcpAilil Glee Club Director Has ers e v ve Siychool of '.i ;i:, whlo "or onI v, r i l11as leen fl (rC('t or of ~l granitd a year's leave of absence. At sinnrnnl APP AniiipnnP Tn 1 tion committee of the junior advisors, AT THE THlEATERS urru LM RM UMviii be glad to receive these names, 'n xi i i remedy the matter as so...…
…28, 192,' THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y amen I _ _ All juniors and seniors -who NVish to jiy hockey tils fall arc re ; uestedl to sign their names on the bulletin bear at Barb our gymnasium. IlHouse presidents should call for the rgning out blanks any dlay before Oc- ~tober 1 at the office of. the dean of wo- mren. They are responsible for hav- ing the slips filledl out for the entire mionth of October. strokes. No University or gymnasium Librar...…
…IBER 1219, 19= THErl MICHIGAN DAILY _...__ __ I . ,. ,. ;, L-, H sue' Af. ! '.. .3 :k ,, t. F' ,pN s . .'y. ..'X '"4 a4. i-'. 1 1 . :+? a^ mutual good feel ng in internat fiona] i~xBL H S kr lais ihd 1wi! lrestored Vwitl2 1"r11JI, a 8 cSU lit of his (coI1 ireflU( ri [AD ~ersbally ith Preier Poinare. Ir-'rg e ell. tioe newC ,v atoShoo 7«tl p)rofO;< ';) r oti=}hysical educal;w) innad aI hyiia fth l1ealth "srvce, has ..... .,..,_ . als~o u...…
…SUNDAY, SE'I"EAI MEE, 30, 1921' TTIE MCIGNDAILY I1L aljcap b at'iIl ae So t ep p o rz e tsy e ha aiJU IN cula . ' c moflyoftheee ar il elt:ate m ay behe ri bad yc, sp ak ng METTO111RINIIVS P 1.A9( uniersivl, om( sn wilback.h.y ~e i'eTx ~~e PROF.TOJI 1~.I~RITfl W 11Lit was d (lCd at a mneetin~g of thettlO tefe ex )O(Wh(t O AI)IR ESS I_1F4;' I NG board 0of(irectors o 01 heWorn .''s ;,..ca:('2 ii(eSiby a conmiflttee) inithe TUTESD)AY lJeazgue ...…
…2A, 1 t.._,_ft_,_ HETMIHGAN- DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4. ~ - m t.n - oto tin t .Ctoday aind ltwror~oxV. 1halealreadIy shigndAs~ii NV(1 ~CW~d.t. T o ,'n h ld fr; 430 tosaiat. t. 50C to $ 5 _____TSREOT -t2d '~m-1' i a!3t.'We o r'tad7:8 o8:,,0 o'clock in roolu ASex,. N!, NI'liOL , flU flkf.rP - h i a poitet ori ' Spt. 23.---l' w DOi U L[Ri~i F I t maY«;, +11 be Wade with . I jlte Utr(Rihi lei{ ;1'- S-LITY wlEvtaly ret isxy:ue aer-K~leili h, '2i,,f...…
…-k;SEPTEMBER 25, 1915 THE" MICHIGAN DAILY T DIT 1 augt Mitchell S35500 IN LOANS J Twenty-Eighlt Given fiancial Hll From Genieral Fund Through i.. .. University.kp:':Y NO DISTINCTIONS MADE~ Loans amounting to approximately] ~$3500 have been granted to 28 stu- dents by application 'since registra-4t ti~n. The average loan was for $100 " th-ugh there were some variat ionis r> abo~ve this figure. Applications form loans are still being received...…
…" aTrDr, SEPTEMBER 2, 1925. THE MICHIGAN DAILY-- - PAGE THREE is president. Engineers of all depart-, from Tuberculosis and1 Other Leading r I ot Lafayette at SItebl~ nedio ents and classes and all others in- Causes of Death." ~i .I LU Js 1Wtt el. Cad. 8705 Ilead T o 4ddreSS terested are invited toi attend. -.,Ng ta8S Mas, at 2:15 SEntertaihnment will be given between London, Sept. 25.-Esmond 0' cy, The STr , ~'NT PRINCE! EI~ngneers Smnoker ...…
… M OY~A DAILY PAGE THREEfl F---- I- A X *x ^'y,^ ........... Th4e 141. Ir oq, -could thro his of Sfrom behind doo rs T herr4tl 9f fttf" V Iud climb into <N. i locked places The dt- t Al>Al \ iJ 4F.. F.. F .. C 4 ,N , '.f.rw + J .!. C:;:/; /4gl t Ye. S t S ' Nt 12 4 ln his qrea role Pa- , -had the strength of a dozeen ( r .. , 't' S" ~CL r ....,,.~ :ya r 1. 'N . .a 4 5 %ia, CIL /K d t.t< I .. .a.F t.. OAN CHANEY ,...…
…TTTES-T)AY, -,ETPTF1i I R 29, 1'D25 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, f925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY S~ty3 kFrrni Ylde , 3ff'lty'gaand Ot her, Iiistitlions ;MAke Vrst 11~nd Researcht ;SPONSORED BY S.C.A. 1(p1con r.,11(1 ;seCOnd se- { 1.. . rr,,1' lesl Ircur;gedito ..11t r t 1'i.i pulhiai. )1 o t nofailure cof manly last yea'sti-ou sto return the0]p- ps; ia t;) make I the IAver atof i cof ( hrgoyle's uins sl-vll at1 Pr-,s I (g. this all ...…
…WEDNESD07,SEPTEMBER F{30, 1925 JOU RLSM DEPATMENT WILL PUBLISH PAERS The journalism department will is- are two publications, a newspaper for experimental purposes, for student practice and to familiarize the student with editorilal routine, and a profes- Ssional magazie to circulate among the editors ofthe statte under the pat- rona e of 'he TUniveisity XPress Club of V ~Student ,staffs wvill, )re org~anized for publication~ work under the di...…
…r, reshman Week Issue T Fl F, '*M'l C H -1 C A'N "15 Xftt ~res1iman Week Issue THE MICHIGAN DATE? ~- -~- LEAF EATING INSECTS IURI S TO OREST TRESINLAK ERE WOOD DESTROYED IN LAST 20 YEARS IS ENOUGH TO CIRCLE EARTH- SAWFLY IS WORST PEST Professor Graham To Leave June 9 To Make Investigation Of Conditions Reeves Wins Honors OBSERVATORY RPORV For Studies In Law SHOWS NEW INDINGS Following closely upon his recentS-- selection by the secretary ...…
…I ~iSDAY, -SEIPTEIMBER 28, 1026 ) THE MICHIGAN' DAILY i; m w.- ."IA -.m X .on don Bishop *~To Visit Here X t. Rev. Arthur Foley Wilmington- ( am, D. D. lord bishop of London, presides over' the largest diocese, &he Anglican church and is par- titularly interested in, young men, Sspend three days in Ann Arbor, *7ct: 11-13 to meet with students of ugUniversity.' The lord bishop is ,o engaged. in touring Canada and will begin his American to...…
… WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER .29, 1926G TI-F MICH-IGCAN DAILY PAGE THIREE .... 1 1 1L lYll .:.l..lli,.aL_ 1 ,vt-aaa... a _.. ... ...... .. .- .:... + 'COM ITT N9101Begin Cruise( [OH UNIONCANE '~ Foeur Appointed By Board To Draw around the world that is to last until Up Amiendmnent To Constitution ForI May, 1927, covering 33,737 miles, and New Life-Membership Policy ( stopping at 47 seaports. (A faculty andl staff of 63 persons BUCKLEY IS MANAGER ...…
…THURSDAY, .SEPTEMBER', 30, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THUUSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Li PY DISPLAY'S F31T COLLECTION ExhbitIs Gift Of Regent Hbad Editions Will Remain On View jFor Two Weeks IN CLUDES 650 VOLUMES VarmJus selections from thecacllec- tions 41 of "Gulliver's Travels," Jona- thon Swift's memorable satire opi the goverment of his day, presented to the general library by Regent L. L. Hubbard, are now on d...…
…TMBER 25, 1928 T HE MICHIAN DAILY JUNIORS IN EDUCATION TO BE PARTY GUEST Those juniors who are entering the School of Education for the first time this fall will be given their annual presentation party next Saturday evening, September 29. The president of the senior class, Miss Aletta Morton, will pre- sent the junior class to Prof. J. B. Edmonson, who is acting dean of the School of Education in the ab- sence of Dean Whitney. r Most of the ...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ItREE U I We Carry the Largest Stock of Both an I , Rx:tV"' 7 t ,=y = , ,' , . IN THE CITY Stationery Note Books Drawing Supplies, Felt Goods Brief Cases Log Log Slide Rules p._ i . A S F SUP is OF ALL KINE llb[ TOIK 0 mmPLI IliIIIIIII1t1IIf9t111E111111lIIIIFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItIIl91111tII111II11111111111HII111Illlil1111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEI11...…
…)1TH MICHIGAN. DAILY -:. ICHIGAN PRESS LUB TO HOLD CONVlNTION RE FO RTHBE NYS LITTLE . AND EFFINGER WILL SPEAK TO PUBLISHERS AND EDITORS PROGRAMS ARE ARRANGEDI Will Be Tenth Annual Convention 'Of OrganizationFounded In Ann Arbor EMOTIONAL INSTABILITY IS CAUSE OF CHEA TING,_COLGA TE MAN SA YS University Of Michigan Club Of Detroit Sets October 17 As Definite Date For Annual D College cribbers are distinct psychological types as contraste...…
…LY, SEPTEMBER A, 1928' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREV .Y, SEPTEMBER '28, 1928 PAGE TIIR~m THE MICHIGAN DAILY - TARY UNIT GAINS ER P REIOUS YEARS Freshman Enrollment In t. O. T. C. Shows 25% Increase, Indicating Growing Popularity AUTHORIZE NEW UNIFORM There has been a twenty-five percentincrease in the freshman, enrollment of the University R. O. T.C. unit over last year's figures, according to Major Reinold Mel- berg, P.M.S. & T., a...…
…THE MICHIGAN aA I L " STUDENT NOW HAS 1 9_1OPOTNT OPPORTU Y TO PASS NEW STATISTICS SHOW OVER 85 PERCENT OF ALL THE GRADES GIVEN WERE BETTER THAN C 41,450 6RADES TURNED IN Pathology With Three Students and Sanskrit With Three Are Least Popular Courses Students in the literary college, taken as a whole, have a 19 to 1 chance of passing their courses with a D or better, and a four to one chance of getting a C or bet- ter, according to figures r...…
…1 JAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1928 THlE I.C HIGAN DAILY m .. WYiww i l J ar: si .+I Scouts Will Usher WATI3IMAN TO CONTINUE ~RI? At ootal Ga es Prof. Leroy Waterman of 'the Semetics department will spend Boy Scouts from various cities of part of the next five years in Me- the state will again usher at the spotamia working on the excava- Michigan football games at home tions of Seleucia which he started this fall, it was announced yester- s...…
…__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ IICHI $N" HOLLY QOOD REPRESENTATIVES DESCRIBE SUMMER APEN T IN MOVIE CAPITOL AS A 'VACATION' WITH ENTE.RTaAINMENT AS CHIEF PART OF P'RO GRAM "A wvonder ul v<aation,V as the I flew 'work in Atkronl, t0, as he' grad - the ten boys had berm ntroduced to ay Leland . Wils-ox "'27, one of: atlast_ june, lie says nio exppcts nearly all of the"bg stars, Wilcox: ficign's twoq cl~eprlenttivc aimong t,, go bckto HollywUood-within...…
…,CU SEVENTYONE SECB Nephew May Follow TRHA FIC INCREASESI CaIptain Mlaclntosh SCHOOL OF RELIGION BINDINGS OF SEVERA Alfonso TCo Throne Abandons Attept_ PERFECT GRADES. FOR .w. ___ ____ ___ ON GERMAN AIR LINE Wi COL ICITS ENDO MET e rlahebope o h ______ ______ mecial to the artistic, are on dis-orate >Report For Fist Six Months o 1P227 iC(ohrses Not Reing ftenis Y1% ear; play at the main library. Works iYn With t LAST, SPRING" PERIODl S w,}lred...…
…J Science Research Fellowship led a round table in Municipal Gov- a thousand freshmen. Twenty in- 'SCHOOL RECORD IS STILL AN INDEX TO SUCCI It study money In elections in ekment at the University of Virginia structors have been added to the face rOF OF Britain and on the continent. Institute of Publiq Affairs. Professor ulty, and one new department has BELIEF VYNIVERSIT Y OF WISCONSIN P >ok, "Readings in American Joseph R. H-a yden conducted a...…
…. v Y.., v _. _ . 1 Many Changes Made In Language Faculty PILOT IS KILLED Of Literary College Since Last Semester IN EXTRA FLIGHT OHIO STATE PROFESSOR ,RELATES ' , U. S. EFFORTS TO ANNEX CANADA' sr~..," .Yr. N u.......nua s~r i ~ s ",t~ ~tYY_...__.Y.._______,_____________..............__ WANT A TREAT TRY OUR SPECIAL LUNCHES AND DINNERS Radio Music WOLVERINE CAFE 329 S. State ...................... ................. . ..................,......…
…THE MICHIGAN .DAILY MAKE IUII AUUII[NK TO STRONOMY STAFF pcs"Up nid m1)OEIe*r Go To South Africa To Assist Prof. Rossiter At Soirthern Observatory RUFUS RESUMES DUTIES; Chicago Sunday Evening Club To Enter Upon Twenty-First Year Of Church Unity Several important changes have been made in the asironomy depart- ment which have Jacly gone into effect. Prof. W. C.. Rufus has re- turned from a year with the World Educational cruise and has resu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY )'Brien Submits List Of Traffic 'Don'ts' nd Fines As Warning To Student Drivers A Trio of Uusua Attractions DOUBLE FEATURE AND STAGE SUNDAY Although there will probably be a thousand fewer student cars in Ann Arbor this winter than in previous years, towing to the new student auto- mobile ruling, Chief Tommy O'Brien of the police department feels that' the two hundred and some odd others who still retain their driving rig...…
…*f CER 27, 1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY' S16 _. _ . . i PRES METING PLAN KEARINOI COPtLETION Jonrnliits To Convene Here Oct. 21, ~~ 22 andl 23; Ediltors, JPublislhers ' 1Fi'omi State to Attend, CONSERVATION IS TOPIC Plans for the University- of Michigan Press Club convention to be held here this year, Oct. 20, 21 and 22, are going forward rapidly, Prof. John L. Brumm, ' of the journalism department said yesterday. The feature session of this...…
…28, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUETS WILL HAVE CONTROL OF POLICIES, ip ESII)ENt. ILiLlDIRECT ALL 44 Iotj'VIE ASSOIATON ACTI'VIIES SEVEN ON CONTROL BOARD $ Rem.i ar 1Fneti'n s Of Organization Are Coalwiaened; Groups Begin I' To old meetings 1? Complete control of the policies of ' the Student Christian association is 4 now in the hands of the students, and the direction of all activities center- Ing in Lane hal are fomi now on to bl e iunder the imm...…
…19~27. THE MICHIGAN DAILY" THEM HIA AL EDL r[HCURSES IN SEIMETICS Aniieent Art and 1angmiage of Egypt lWill lie Suh)Jeet MIterial For INeiv Courses ENROLLMENT IS VERY LOW Two new courses, one in Arts and Archaeology of Egypt, and the other in Ancient E-yptian hlanguage, are in- cluded among those previously con- ducted by the Semetics department. Dr. Caroline Ransiom-Williams, lately- returned froim Egypt, where she spent a year as a miembe...…
…_ _ - ._ .. . REQUEST LISTING OF VACANT ROOMS All Ann Arbor residents who will have vacant rooms for football game week-ends are asked to phone the rooming committee! at the Union where they will .be kept on file. The rental of these rooms will be arrang- ed by the committee. Alumni and families and friends of students who come from out of town to these games will be accommodated in this way. Students who wish to arrange for such rooms are as...…
…28, 924THE MICHIGAN DAILY WILBY BACK FROMl TRIP TO ENGLANDi Was chosen To Represet (Cheer 01 Archtitecture; Oilier Nations Present ATTENDED 'CONVENTION ? types of buildings resulting from th ?a iraea k u 'm ge ie introdul~ction o. 'Steel and reinforcedR ir a a k R m a e ie concrete into modern construction, O/ D iyF m u a;no to the increasing predlominancei u e bufid. th olrnacitcua "Aha!" lhe cried, "Now I have it!" cated, but my teacher...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 77 i HAYNES APPOINTED TO HEAD: HOSPITAtL Board of Regents Choose Michigan Graduate to Fill Parneli's Position CABOT PRAISES CHOICE Dr. Harley A. Haynes, '02M, medical superintendent of the Michigan Home and Training school at Lapeer, was appointed director of the University hospital by the Board of Regents dur- ing the summer recess. Dr. Haynes takes over the position left vacant by Dr. Christopher G. Parnell, whose resi...…
…WflDNESVyyyy'!AY, SET MA jER 24 9 4THE MICHIGAN.LAILYPGE7 , T I A C r T Preferentce List Even Prexy Does Posted At Union His Bit To Help E Fr"iday and. Saturday. (lances EnrolingFros i>3;z iao wil e od tcti - der He, same system this year as j W ith the gravity of one considering was3 used last year. Tickets for Fri-1 weighty matters, President Marion L. day night will go onl sale at 5 o'clock I Burton yesterday hield converse with a I the ...…
…fl5Pll O PEE"Dead Languages" ' Are Alive, IAIT E ~ I ~DespiteDeadly Distractions 01iJW ! LII I iH II'11 Thatti' o-al oedlangua11"ges" S Tieedto 'be takling ;place. "Figures ,3' ''alya ive, 1ndpoh1) ly on the fi'on IndI11iana or ltire period ofthe eiv Vtilfy Iochers., Sqmlsli Cour, wato revival,1::the.geerl oinion s ix yers]rom 1i4to 1,920 showed an 01dinistatioll i&shl b uinesofteL ti 111,1thatthe(, -il ber of L atin teachers in Arc Ad1dlioiis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ htose people in norhcern Greenland. In Mysterious Sex tel LIr V ia ".t : ~ o leiit oSleepySTuc 'N5 HERE, P, I 0I" Nine o'clock classes in proximity to] BEGE o I~ANTl le rear of the new Literary build-1 and ~veolorgy ing werc abruptly aroued from tlwir 1'4ilVLo state of semi-soinolence this morning Dr. Luage Koch, famuous Dlan- orerr, will lecture here some- the near future was conif...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . . . a v ,.. t. E109TinIN[A P IIE L1SI INID LEASUL a i I dy, Under Auspices of Extension Divisiou, Reports Many State Schools Entered FINAL CONTEST HERE Approximately 100 high schools are ready enrolled in the Michigan Highr :hool Debating league, under the au- ices of the Extension division of e University of Michigan. This fig- e is a 25 nercent increase over the mber of schools which were enter- in the league at ...…
