September 27, 1946 (vol. 56, iss. 4) • Page Image 1
… for two or three year subscriptions and voiced fears that they were victims of a racket. University students residing in Wil- low Village reported that the "numer- ous salesmen, many of them with ex…
… this was possible, - and therefore there was nothing be- fore the conference concerning the Greek demands. Book xchange T'oClose T oday Students will have a final oppor- tunity to buy their textbooks at…
… the Student Book Exchange before it closes its doors at 5 p.m. today, Dick Burton, Exchange manager, an- nounced yesterday. "The College Algebra and many other hard-to-get or out-of-print texts are…
… off the 1946 Michigan football season, plans are set for the first pep rally of the season to be held tonight. Students will follow the University Marching Band in a torchlight pa- rade at 7:30 p…
… Meat Ceilings; Byrnes Acclaims Foreign Policy L * * * FIELDING H. YOST ... to receive tribute More Students Must Exchange Football Tickets Another category of students who must turn in football…
… tickets during the Student Legislature's mass ex- change next week was announced yesterday by President Ray Davis. An upperclassman who secured tickets for himself and an under- class coed in a preferred…
… entitle him to receive two ad- jacent seats in an underclass section Friday or Saturday. Davis said that leniency on the part of ticket distributors was re- sponsible for some students receivingj tickets in…
… the wrong sections. h. He added that students in this category who fail to return their tickets will be subject to disciplinary action along with those who obtained preferred seats through error or…
… fraud. The Legislature's ticket exchange will get under way Monday. Students will use tickets now in their posses- sion for the Indiana game. Meanwhile, the Board in Control of Intercollegiate Athletics…