…tt Of ...f Ak .AV Admilk monk cl I V07.. III.-No. 1t}< Vor III-No 1h~ UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1893. tno*To~:CNS I PpioF, Tmt,*Ji, CENTS. HURRAH FOR FIELD-DAY. I Following is a complete list of FOR THE FOURTH TIME. entries: The Boston Symphony Orchestra Fast Races and Broken Records at - PormTngtOeo x " the Athletic Field. 1(00 yrdvan' ishi Chapm us. Ienson, FormTngtOeo n Tomorow.Itre (5)ceptional Excellenc.. 22___f0 yardsd...…
….Aff AW VOL. III.-No. 16f6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY gy, 1893. Psisosi, TucEs iFN'SS. OBETZ DEFENDS HIMSELF, on every particular charge presented THE WORLDS GREATEST. - The Homeoathic School Fight be- by his opponens An Immense Audience Gatherjsin fore the Regents. An Exciting Dr. Obetz was followreditby several University Hall to Hear Bioston a eeig.SarOchsra7 Metig promsinest physicians, swho eteptored StrOceta WIIA Tiehad ...…
…A , . VOL. III.-NO. 1 V 7. VOL. 11.-No 167.UNIVERSITY OF MIICHIIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1S93.PRETEECN. Prim THREE CENTS. LOCAL RECORDS BROKEN. mile, as did Hoit in the mite. The Saturday's Field Day Memorable in p~ole-vault was a pretty- contest, the Annals of U. of M5. ; Austin winning at 9 feet, 6 inches. Athletics. Geary sias the best mans in the STe aannal spring; Field Day seas junsis. His alt-arousndssork is ex- held at the atthletic f...…
…Ila Ab 'ddomb-, tt* Ila* VOL. III.-No. 16S. VOL. 11.-No 168.UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN4, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 193. Pse.TiteC~s PRics, THPpm CENTS. MR. WILSON, OF WEST VA. I tatives when Judge Crisp, of Ceor- "'omething About the Distinguisned 1 0,ws lce Gentleman who Lectures Mr. Wilson has alwasys been a Wednesday. great adnsirer of James Madison, The Hon. Williams L. Wilson, of antihosig ini is the subject of Wes Vigina, hegetntleman wohis lect...…
…-Ink AL VOL. IlI.-No. 169i. THE WESTERN TRIP. A Good Prospect to Win the Pennant and Interesting Games Expected. UNIVERtSITY OF M1ICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1893". F'ormi"," AFreakofl1-urnan Nature," CORNELL SEEMS SURPRISED, o ant 'ys! i dd'' un y ews The Victory Won Saturday by Cor-' Scliernierhorn sort McLachlan re- nell over Michligan as Described spectivein are spicy tor il~l surely in the Sun. PRiG;, Tuter vo C i-5. 'lie followiing...…
…all Uf Ila El 1. A]M-[ ZA Voi.. III.-No. 170. Von. Il-No.1TI~. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURISIDAYMAY 25, 1893. PRCTREENS YrIcF., THrFF CENTS. THE LAST OF THE SERIES. was always ready for intrigue. But 'TWAS A VERITABLE FEAST. --John Qirreey Adams said, when TieCndinCu anutLs Another Successful Year Ended. ITeCnda lbBnutLs Hr. Wilson Closes the Course 'Madison tdied: "A sousrssihite as Night a Grand Success. I' Very Ably.tesealista ssroid ...…
…NEE i AIL a + aT,.III.-No. 1iN. ANOTHER VICTORY. Mlichigan Wins from the Iowa Rall Players In a Well-Played Game. Grinnell Defeated. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, FIIIDAY, MAY 26, 1893. public programe to which all are TENNIS AT CHICAGO. welcome. Papers will lie readl on i1od lyrsSoldTyCa 0 H-oiiieliolil Sanitation, Scieitlific Teamn Going to Chcago t (Cookers aiiil Houlsehldll cono- June 2nd and 3rd. ci iil n il u iiteIii h hl t i i iiciI PRIC...…
…,: { r 1. 3.., ti V ' / 14MMIk VOL. .III.-No. 17 2. VOL. 11,-No 172. UNIVERSITY OF JCHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 271, 1393. iso'Tstc(3a. Pitim Tm -i ,-E CENTS. BALL TEAM HAS A BENEFIT. The U. of M. Minstrels Help the Ath- letes.-ie African Choir Sings. As sia la e uie t.of -M. asui- ieet tred oitlalst n olit to sec an erthe exponients of colleger ins nd loes t: easity Miii- strl. Tlhle pcirfoirmaIn cingg vi - e fo "sweet ha iy' sake,'' For !1e ...…
…AL Of 0 inn VOL. III.-NO. 1;73. THE LAST ;S THE BEST. The Choral Union Will Sing Lohen- Ltrio. Wagner's Most Diffi- cult Work. Thie Choral Union series, whsich roasts to a close willsthist cosrert, isas been remarkably sssccessful froas tIery point o0viess. In anounacing tt o A lnerfoirtchsess'y eren in lieCisoisiheIlast.005 isw115 1 1nconceivable th sit chrs'rgan- izeiln 01 bs5 o5 teChra In on ssit~tlh ag c cis the sesen bersip each yashous...…
…. i , ,yy+y, .. , j s . t F / , h j w fl > g E ; t ,j,. ' '' ,y r. . :' VOL. III.-NO. 1 7 4. Voc. 11.-N 114. UIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, WED)NESDAY, MAY 31, 1893. PIE HE ET PRICE, Tat., EE OllrYrs. WE LOSE IN THE ELEVENTH. !ints'glhe pitched a strong game, and( GRAND WAGNER CON'CENTI ___-his hatting tlct the team. Btest in Cornell VWins the Second Canto byI left field made a fine ronning catch. Lohengrin and the Flying Dutch- aC01o.e Score in...…
…VOL. 11.N.15 NVRIYO IHG N HRDAJN ,19.1ro',Ts Jrss. VOL. III.-No. 1 i 5. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1893, T> I RTCF, Ti4RXE SECOND WAGNER CONCERT.! ness a idemonstration of the power FIELD-DAY AT CHICAGO The Choral Union Sig- c 1o h of hypnotism, by Dr. Henry Hoist, The Home Team Leaves for the Flying Dutchman and Act I or of Grand Rapids. Dr. Hoist grad- Intr- olle i ee rta Lohengrin with Elsa's stated in the class of 'SS, s...…
…qo( 4 c r . a VO.11-o.11.UIVRIYO MCI~N FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1893. PRIcE, THREE CENTS. VOL. III.-No. 1 i 6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY'S GAME. of that game will depend the chain- The Home Team Will N ext Cross p10onstipt. Bets With the Boys from , We nive herewtth the itandltng of Champaign. the cluhs at the present tinte.This Although v-c did not wsin, the may he suhject to revision titer, Decoration Day gante itli Corneli owiing to the t...…
…l e . o J . r., VOL. III.-No. 177. VOL. ll-No 177. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1893. PRCTEEENS PRICE, THREE CENTS. ONE OP THE FINEST. ( erary matter: Prof. E. L. Walter The Palladium of '93 is a Work of contributes a poetical translatioo Art and a Credit to the from the Italian of Carducci, en- Editors, titled Pantheisni. Thie advance steets of the Pal- A biographical sketch of Prof. V. lacdiuns of '93 are at hsand and give...…
…VOL. III.-No. 178. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAIN, MONDAY, <JUNE 5, 193. PRICE, TREE CEST. LAURELS FOR MICHIGAN. Wilkiiso Northwestent thrd time, THE SUCKERS DEFEATED. Everytihing Went to Yeow andi Siue Onihe bansdied aidtweentytyds lsir- The Return Came Reulted in a De- n the Fieid-Mieet die Keep Michigaii firt eai, csive Victory for the at Chicago. Michmgan, second itiRicadVt iii-U. o' M.wj " " --sit thurd;tiiie 8 5 -StN tb.. o. i~ To liuiided toil...…
… VOL. III.-No. 179. A BUSINESS SESSION. Of the Executive Committee of the Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association. At a meeting of the executive committee of the Inter-collegiate Athletic Association of the North- west, held at the Grand Pacific ho- tel in Chicago last Saturday evening, much important business was tran- sacted. Mr. itaird, the executive committee-man from the U. of M., in whose hands the management of the annual field-day had be...…
…HER-,, tt* VOL. III.-No. 180. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A FAMOUS CLASS. is fair to presume that at least two thundred of them will take an active tions for their Commencement interest in the commencement exer- Exercises. cises. It is the duty of every mem- ber to support his class financially The arrangements for the senior at this time, and by the plan adopt- reception and class-day exercises are...…
…/OORRW AM M2, Le NOW 4 e . o :t . la l. VOL. III.--No. 181. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. FOOT BALL PROSPECTS. All stories, poems, and humorous -s tsketches of a suitable nature will be Michigan Expects to Put a Winning Rugby Team in the Field given careful consideration by the this Fall. Board, under advice of a committee The Athletic Association made no of the Faculty, and the selections mistake whe...…
…of, VOL. I\.-No. 1. UN CHANGES IN THE FACULTY, The Homoepathic School Changed Considerable-New Appoint- rsents in the Other De-. partments, Etc. The faculty in the homeopathic school, as a result of the trouble in that department last year, has been almost wholly reorganized, and in the other departments also the changes, new appointments and pro- motions are unusually large. Dr. Obetz still remains dean of the faculty, but Dr. Mack succeeds ...…
…! c , VUN).I VER ITi~Y OF MI1iIGiA MALONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1893. PRICE, THs-EE CENTS. :P57 BOO0MViIN' FOOTBALL. TFis is ;,o ea Red ict er Year in the Annase ,of tmn'-icas't Collegiate F= cotb'Oll saC ,k ()fc le-e foot--a tal te "ii cv-sat f say sees s rsassto 02a t lteroe i-otball an- r):ls hc ea nirican rolls ge nos: rew ;nlcr-clA Its "lt(of sp.c- Ct~?I aIts,--all arts a~C1con7 KII}l i iis si y N a litn1ci ldren ii '(S "i. 1ist this season the...…
…At a S, AREW , a IAM Ll VOL. IV.-No. 3. Xc. V.-xi.ii.UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1893. FOOTBALL PROSPECTS. the men mentioned, two other play- 'TheMen;ho re Tyin fortheers of experience are expected. who Eleven-Four Coaches and a will greatly strengthen the team, Trainer Engaged. one an end or tackle the other a sman for hehindt the line. XWhile it is too eartr to determine (Csontinued cc secnx Ige. exactly swhat Michsigai...…
…eel ( ; ^ Vf) . IN'.-No. -1. LT vIVEIISITY OF MIICilIGAK, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1893. PRETEECNS PRICE, THREE CENTS. ATHLETICS IN THE U. OF M. Ieago, establishing himself as a corns- TO APPEAR NEXT FRIDAY. Prsets Aogthiie-e ntg man. Clsapman also made an ThatIs theDay when the First Num- ooetsgAloCngidtesLin-ew xelis hwn i h bsle o er of the Inlander will Appear. FootBal Cadidtes--Tack excllet sowig i th dahesfor It will Contain Many Good...…
…i .p > "i a r ;_ ; r -a - s ' M. L7, ' Elf -- oL. TV.-No. r V-s. V.-i~. 5. NIVERfSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1893. IRCTREC~o PRICE, THREE CENTS. U-5SF 10. vs. D. A. C. be about tbe same widtb, a little First Footbali Game ofthti Sea-{ longer, witb a wbite cover and a de- son-Let Everyone Turn Out. I sign on tbe front worked in four or five colors, making a very bandisonme Tbe firs footbali gamse of tbe volume. seasoit, wich w...…
…C r2 ;r. t fy.b R EEL R 7 s-' ti'tid a VoL. IV.-Noi. 6. JERRY HAS ACCEPTED. "The Decline of Agriculture and Some of its Causes5" Will be His Theme. lHon. Jerry Simpson is happy. He has received and accepted an invitation to speak before elhe stu- dents of Michigan University, 00 Novemsber 4. The price hse is to receive is i,$ sv hich sill pay his expenses to Kansas soil hack. list invitations comes fronm Mr. Weie- mneyer, hot by some mistak...…
…Ll Of A& -ion 7NIYERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, iSfifi. Patios, Tssonx C 'NT5. Vol. IV.-No. 7. THE U. OF M. EXHIBIT. One of the Most Complete Coilege Displays at the World's Fair.- Our Neighbors. Although many readers of the AitY have visited the Uunversity exhibit at the World's Fair, there is reason to think that many did not seek it out. Being in the gallery it shares the fate of other similarly situated exhibits in not being ...…
…173a . Vol. IV.-No. S. A CLOSE SCORE. 'Michigan Wins From D. A. C. in a Slow Game.-Detroit Boys Play Pluckily. The D. A. C.-U. of M. football game on Saturday was a rather un- interesting match, owing to the slow playing and the lack of snap in team work. The score of 6-o is no credit to the U. of M. team, which should have taken advantage of the D. A. C.'s fumbling and slow movements for several more touch-downs. In fact, the fumbling was qu...…
…, . a . a . \r~1 IF-NO. 9. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1S93. PRICE. THREE CENTS. A,()r,. I NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1S93. PRicE, THREE CENTS. KNIGHTS OF THE PENCIL, the same duty for the Evening ( RIVAL CLASSES TO CONTEST. E Nes. he Nws as lst earASHBURNU1 TA~ Men who Ifr the World of our ew.Ts Nws altyar The Freshman -Sophomore Field , Doings-Note Their Names represented by a co-ed, Miss Gier- G ay ar...…
…1t ( y I C 4 11 ti ."" 3 e ,. f Yi w j r E, .. t - ( ( ,, ',' _ "fh -mss' ' i i - r; .5 JYERSITY OF MIChIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. IsOS. I0~sv~, Tssuuc CENTS. Vo. IV.--No. 10. U SETTLED BY COMPROMISE. The Lecture Association Fight Happily Ended.--An Excel- lent Course Arranged' Ever since the split in the Lecture Association last spring, caused by she attempts of bothi is and laws to hold supremacy in the affairs of hie association, the ...…
…Y low Vol- IV.-No.)lii. THE LATEST U. OF M. WRINKLI i be Born Tomorrow.- FullC College Fun, Satire and Jokes. ()Lr fanny paper, replete wit ,noor, original jokes and nosycar Moons is at last to appear, andthti ire dutoos freshmen whio have her ,vendernig whsat tisose strange littl hzard hills, ''Watch for the later v-nkte'' neant, wilt have thei cu"-iosity satisfied tomorrow. Iti statedt on good authsority that som of the more verdant ones ...…
…c . o AML Voi.. IV.-No. 12. .1UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1893. PRCE THREE CENTS. TALKED WITH NEW YORK, The Inaugural Test of the Long Distance Telephone in Ann Arbor a Success. Yesterday afternoon a number of professors and newspaper represen- tatives were present at the inaugur- :ation of the long distance telephone in Ann Arbor. Among those pres- ent, besides the representatives of the Argus, Register, Courier, U. of...…
….d,&ld 16 tt* of , . a1 Vol. IV.-No. 13. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1893. PRICE, TRREE CTENTS. A RETURN GAME. I from the printing office to the various Our Team will Play D. A. C. In De- places when the paper was on sate. troit this Afternoon.- ousi The sate betsveen the hours of 2:30 p. clame Expected. us., the time of issuance and 6 p. Manager Baird, Coacts Barboulr u., was over isiou, a run unprece- anid Trainer Mou...…
…A1066 U AdL ot AOL Nr A&I YOE. IV.-No. 14. THE DELTAS DEFEATED. By a Score of 26 to O the Michigan Team wins Easily from the D, A. C. Saturday. It was rainy and disagreeable, muddy and windy, but success was with us for all that. The U. of M. Football team returned in triumph Saturday night from its trip to De troit. The D. A. C. had been easily disposed of by a score of 26-o. This demonstrates that our team was only playing with the D A. C...…
…A -dmLg 0 UNIVERSITY OF MIChIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1S93. PRICE, THREE CENTS. Vor.. IV.-No. 1 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1S93. PRICE? THREE CENTS. CORNELL MAY NOT PLAY. from enjoying a rare treat. Mrs. ( OUR ALUMNI IN JAPAN. } An important Meeting of the Ath- Laura Ormiston Chant, who was An Association of U. of M. Oradu- A$HBURN CUITA loi Board.--Corneli's Posi- IHere to lecture before Units Club ates Organized--A L...…
…1 ' VoL. TV-No. 16. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-NO. 16. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1893. PRICE, T HREE CENTS. FOOTBALL PRACTICE. General Improvement Shown by the Players.- Donnelly and Malley Expected Soon. While it was said at the beginning of the season that prospects for suc- cess on the football field were very bright here, the present develop- ment of good ma...…
…-SOL- o " v7'01'. 1 t . '5..IY.-i~o.17. UNIVERSITY OF MIICHIGIAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 189l PRES. ANGELL'S REPORT. ated by tbe suggestion tbat a comn- P resented to the Board of Regents mittee on titles be appointedt. Dr. Yesterday-A Year of Pros- Kiefer called attention to souse ap- verity. parent misstatement of titles, and Board -- . Regent Kiefer said thsey wcantedt to ,ehadof Regents seas intses-Isave tbe titles correct, no mtatler...…
…1jc itl. of Itt. ail . VOL. IV.-NO. 18. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE RACE PROBLEM,. they started just as Mr. Douglas REGISTRATION TO DATE. on. Frederick A. Douglas Dis- came out of the house. [hrepo The Falling off of the attendance 1iHBURN U~t cussed It Last Night Before a tthe abolitionist called out: "I sup- of Students will not be Great Large Audience' use you can find your way down to ...…
…l e ie Itt. VOL. IV.-No. 19. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. WILL RECORDS BEiBROKEN? ALarge List of Entries For the Field Sports This Afternoon. Attend! Attend ! Fleconmnittee in cisarge of tile ri{events this afternoon relport ar'nise of good success and lively a-,tet. The entries are quiite a .rnroes in most events, althsough ehave been dropped for lark of ' aetitors. alch speculation is r it'g ...…
…c je tt* a Iti. VOL. IV.-No. 20. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, IS93. FIRST EDITION. Ti RECORDS WERE BROKEN. which Wilber kicked goals Each A GREEK LETTER "Pl."- 's al aS h side made another touchdown, and ZtaPi otsaCacs.-A$HBURN cUITAK- Sophomore Eleven Beaten hothi failed to kick goat, Ieaine the May be Two FreshmanAAr 7-- D th Noml. 1storc s6 to S in favor of tie or- Banquets. r e bythe Norma's.s{} orisals. Tie featursii...…
…ti ell VOL. I'V.-No. 21. UN'IVERSITY OF M ICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1893. PRICE, Ttt ER CENTS. '-WANT TOWNSEND WITHDRAWN. As to the legality of Mr. Town-4 THE LAW IN PRACTICE. WEVE GO "' sentds election, Isis suppsorteis say A Practice Court Arranged for! Ai-ti315O0D01 3ut Zeta Psi intends to Stand FirmI that there can be no question about Wherein Principles of Law aire and Fight It Out-Origin Ii.Theindpedet hveth put into Practice....…
…lie tt* of Aik Ah VOL. IV.-No. ?2. THE MEN !N LINE. Players who are Trying for Eleven-Present Condition aod Future Prospects. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. at quarter, the formuer being the COL. BAIN'S LECTURE. rr"*A/E5VE GOT ]EI4-1 the surer aud stronger player for ttie ptuee. He Spoke on "Traits of Human COLSDO ne pos ectsfhrhuh-s ue ~ Charecter"-An Evening of En E I tttmall sifting. Freuind has...…
…t j e tt* of ,. la VOL. IV.-No. 23. NO COMPROMISE POSSIBLE. Both Factions of the Inter-Fi-a Row Stand Firm-A Few New Facts. The little trouble among the fra ternities over the election of Mr Townsend as freshman toastmaster is still the subject of talk amon frat men, and all hope of any coi promise between the two factions h about as far distant in the vague fu ture as is the day when the Water mang ymnasium will be completed That there wi...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 24. UNIVERSITY OF AIICIIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 193. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE "HOOSIER' POET. ever he returns. Ilie is a story teller WILL MINNESOTA WIN? "WE'V/E COT lEM "s Will Appear in the S. L. A. Course of marked power and command of Ian- Together with Douglas gage, and a reader of a very high Every Indication Points to a Close A CAtL0AD 1) Sherley. order, who cffers not a whit by cot- ame -Our Men Are - yq erasn ma wilrcieat...…
…[ l ME qw , VOL. fl.-No. 25.T PROPOSITIONS SUBMITTED Looking Toward the Consolidation of the Castalian and Palladium. Since the Castalian, through no fault of its etitors, failed to appear last year, there has heeis moth talk ansong upper-classmen of uniting the twvo senior publications. Until yesterday, however, when the lode- pendents suhmitted to the Frater- silty men certain propositions, nulls- lug definite had been fornmulated. Octob...…
…U*,Of 'AOL VoL. IV.-No. 26. DEFEATED. Michigan Loses to Minnesota by 34 to 20.-Poor Defensive Work by Both Sides. The football championship of the northwest will probably be held this year as last by the University of Minnesota. Michigan can lay no claim to it after the game of Satur- day. Our team played hard and ran up a good score-20, but Min- nesota's score-34, overtops that, and hers is the victory. Therefore do we mourn. The score of...…
…AOL 3,,At VOL. IV.-No. 27. IT'S SETTLED NOW. Tne Northwestern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association Decides Chi- cago Field-day Controversy. The representatives of the differ- ent universities in the Northwestern Inter-collegiate Athletic Association met in Chicago Sunday, and defin- itely settled the matter of the Chi- cago field-day of last June. It was decided to throw out the five men on Michigan's team who were off color, and to give t...…
…' .off e f N . . VoL. IV.-No. 28. UN THE INLANDER. An Attractive Number for this Month-"How to Study at the U. of M," by Prof. D'Ooge. We have at hand the advance sheets of the November Inlander. This number promises to be one of great interest, and is full of good things which cannot fail to be a source of pleasure and instruction to its readers. The leading contribution of the month is from the well-known pen of Prof. D'Ooge, Dean of the...…
…tt* At.. VOL. IV.-No. 29. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TI CASTAIALN EDITORS ELECTED. "Roman Books and Their Publi- cation," Harry D. Nutt. Jan. rn. The Independent Annual WIll Sure- "Roman Amusements," Mabel ly be Issued-A Combinatlon May be Effected. Colto. Jan.16. ____ "View of the City of Rome in The senior independents met yes- tie Time of Augustus," Rose Cran- terdav afternoon to take final action ston. Jan. t A. tedy"Rorse in the Middie...…
…oe tt* 'Of 3, au n. VOL. IV.-No. 2)0. CO-EDS TO MAKE MERRY. 'he Freshmen Spread Given by the Sophomore Girls To-night Wili be a Success. 'he Freshman spread, the only annual gathering of all the college girls, will be given tonight at Gran- ger's Hall, where it was field last year. The Sophomore class, through the four committees, has been de- voting every means to make the en- tertainment successful and to insure a good time in its fulles...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 31. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THEY CAME LAST NIGHT. Hers of first, second, and third HAPPY CO-EDS. rruWEnVE GoeMw45 Their Captain Thinks he has a Points were officially kept. But in - A OPO Walk-over, But we Doubt I some events, first and second win- tedy Upesm rlsCRoalsntr it--Several Changes. ers were thrown out, by which the Cae obytedsUpperI ClassANO The University of Wisconsin, or...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 32. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1893. PRICE, THEE CENTS. ANOTHER DEFEAT. The second half opens with des- WE ARE PROUD OF 'EM. I WE tyE OT EM~s ierate playing. With alter ate All Hope for the Championship osses and gains, Karel touches The Glee and Banjo Clubs are Fine A CAt LOAD OF Gone--Wisconsin Wins in a bl onfrWsosni m Organizations-A Long It- E 1P A O Poorly Played Game. utes. Goal, InrryAragd. E 31 -'- IA O M...…
…lac . Of VOL. TV-No. 83. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1593. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-NO. t'33. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1593. PRICE, THREE CENTS. SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Arizona and New Mexico. They Is Now Established in its Commod - are in' an almost perfect state of soss Building on Maynard Ipreserv'ation, some having heen used Street. s uhta the color is worn off. Monday morning the bulletin at They we...…
