…I rwww-- su.Walp UIL.1-No. $7. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAIN, TUESDAY, lIC iRARY 2, 1892. Boating at Princeton. 1atlts rowv in b-arges foidexvelip- The Mock congress. ,'),.etesesnof SI, rowing ~ fraclhowvzeri the nintti irestt. theu e o ork Czcnxgrss I xxxt ex-enlix I(IT na; ctirely iropped rnt the I The hPrincetonian has nt o iccltp rbxiix oia-rnlt fMdux xxxxtiiiit P~ ts xtI Ixitrtma tihe project, xnd it trims xquxite pi oix The SxxcIety is at...…
…of Al . 1i liI Voc. I-No. (,). UNIVERSITY OF AIICIIGAIN, MONDAY, FEB3RUAR~Y 1, 1892. traction in the course of the Stu- Committees of the Mock Congress. PicF, THiREE CENTS. The Mockridge Concert. _____- (dcnts'ILectur e Association woitld be ''llhc concert, Saturday evening. 0 Oe f hemot jyast ~Onl I ebruarsv5 a lecture by ex- ISenatoi John J. Ingalls. ' le C10o- seisue respects, that itas been giv en ratlUnion wil ivtne t concert, as- i...…
…Voii.li' .~. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDIAY, JANUARY 30, 1892. PtioE, THREE CENTS. GLEADBNOCLUBS. IConcerning Printed Lectures. Mockridge Concert. ( rOF YOUR A First-Class Concert Given at 1Tile practice of taking sienogra- [ise followineg is the prograss for OUR; SCE 7I G Ypsilanti Last Evening. phic notes of the lectures of the lasw the Mllock idlge Concert to-sight: I hki audtience of about 350 muic- prfssr ac eln cesrte . fislrfosoi Mai...…
…l . of in/in VOL. II.-NO. . VOL. 1f.-No. ~4. NVERSITY OF MICHIGAIN, FRIRDA Y, JANUTA RY1- 291192. IRCTRECNS PRICE, THREE, CENTS. Washington Alumni Banquet. I .About seventy of the altmi o iicf the t- of M . attended the banquet tiell it the hotel Arno on Wednes- diy etven ig. President Angell swas piesent nid respiondledl to the toast tirat kina .Mater.' Among the wIllknotsni graduates were: lHon- orlble dw II ill etts iandl tite, lii f',...…
…~iJEtt. of nWal, VOL. II.-No. S. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TH-URSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1892. Republican Club. Choral Union Items. The U. of M lee and Banjo Clubs at Ypsilanti. PRICE, THREE CENTS. OF YOUR *-- IQno~rTMmv ' D T -nrvei AXbout 1 50 yonng repnblicans met iIn about four weeks tse chapel ms the lasv lecture room, Tnesday will be supplied withn a new ballet ev-ening to elect officers for tine corni- & lDavis grand piaiso. Tine instru- ...…
…~'jcU.of AT. ailg Voc.. IL.-No. 82. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARIY 27. 1892. PSYCHOLOGY AND HISTORY.I Prof. Dewey's Lecture at the Unity Club." Prof. I)ew>tey irought out the fol- lowing thoughits in his lecture on P1sychology and history'"ibefore the I nitv Cluob last 'itonday eveu- It heas beeiithne strutigle of sci- rnce to d(l op(1a1 ifreeudomof or- loagiurno alsuhabitanot nsfSirins cing to this coountryinremaining for a t...…
…jI I. of . a . Vocr. 11.-No. S 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAIN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26;, 1892. The Mock Congress. seating capacitys of the auditorium! U. of P. Base-Bail Team. -- is about -cc. The seconti session of the Mlock of The cantidts for tite V. of i11. (otgress, swhiclh at presenst is limited r ebidngi osrutdo eamt beegsnpraice in Craig's Rid granite anti. brown stonse ansi the iadlhonas to thirty members, was hteldinitsroottetroasm colt...…
…~b~c Ut ofT l iip Vol. 1f.-No. ,,0. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, .MO0NI)AY, JANUARY 25, 1892. PRICE, ToRE CENTrS. Ny'e and Burbank. Ias, clay books and other objects siy Track Athletic Cup.''(O the ( of YOUR illustrating the subjectsIlie swill body of te cup is the Greek soruiCET 7(I 1n audience of about 2oo MtiI so rvd argenmber 5f stre- A niandjsItieneath the ficld OUo11Il yBADGEL Bredin 'niersty hll atudayoptican viewss. The tickets for the scen...…
…SIj e IL. of lin. Wa41Ijj. Vot.. IL.-No. 7J1. UNIVERSITY OF' MICHGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2"), 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. Conducnt of Students at the U. of M.I The Congress of the U. of M. wihicil weliltdeserves the praise it is +ure to receive. " TheXW icie'' Tile (;rand iRapidsiDenmocrast of-, Ilb y students, representlllo rc- Caldt~ron,"' iyr ltoVe A. iltiams, last lCedesC5ityin an i ntiew sswitt, ltcllixtihe literary antI lw depart- l~l ...…
…VOL. Il.-No. 7h. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUTARY 22, 192. PRICE, THRElE CENTS. Autobiography of Bil Nye . or ot. By and by heebal won es-eryc present thenselves, te representa- OF YOUR - I "Agarwar by ls gentle, patient 1poverty tives are to lbe selected by competent1SOIT 3A G lilgar iilson nNye sas ,horn tl isdeihtulpasmony wisutli judges at preliminary rehearsals. IilRl j Jl8oAgut OC a IETY BADGE regardl to facts. ititha hectic inag...…
…Ije I . of Ifl. fltai p. VOc,. I I-Nio. 77i. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIGA~N, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1892. P RICE, THREE CENTS. Dedicatory Ceremony. Ioxver the hospital, "For tihe Glory olf On L iterary lDepartoent-Reg~entsI Giod."ll Whl'ceelol ViitmniallCocker and Howarsd. tilddcaor e oyof tile r.tilto, Medical hDirector (If 'Ofn La epwrlleit Rget fomal opening o tenewx hospil I t.S.Naythen delivered tile ad- (lButtelfheldX 1111hillananti D1aper....…
…j e . of n. W1ai1p. VOI,. It.-No. 7(;. UNIVERSITY O1? MICHIGA-N, WVEDNESDAY, JANUARIY 20, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. University Extension. sa rotlher, it would be difficult tothnswlbeouedihann- sa.It may still tie (andI this is pise to kntoss something else than is nieeitye~ensolla ii- cone of the nmost cherished purposes the pnrchasing power of the dollar "fad, which is destinedi to in easrly of the proimoters of Uivsersits ex- and siimet...…
…iU. o"A. aip Vol,. IIL-No. 7a. UNIVERSITY OF MICHiIGAiN, TUIESD)AY, JANU ARY f19, 1892, PRICE, THREE CET. The Women's Gym. G~riffitn, lass: x. 'T. larrand, nedi- m lent of student organizations is rOF YOUR : - - ciss;OctaE.aKXbinates, phairanc '~ 'y: F' left essentially i te power of lie SOCIzETY BD GET(1, \Irs Octvia l Haes cairmn i.1Prettymn , (ental: and XW. X. students themselves. It has tbeen O 01111tiJLl: of hegymvinasiumfi comitieo shes...…
… V~L.. 11.-No. 7-4. UNIVERSITY OF MICHTIGAN, MON)AY, JANUARY 1,s, 1892. The woman's League on Social Life xpired to place the ''poorest and of Liocoln which wxas ucxecled it in College. ost timid'' at perfect ease. As a Philedeighia inx1871. Among lxis i thosoilitioxn of the other qluestion one' otther famous wrorks of recnct syears x (luxie oft ais o te un xaixous oucg ladIy told of a planitxchrmay tie mecntionedt"xIa' aniisele-i d esie. of...…
…Alm tt* AT . Wi'i~Ip. V o.lii.-No . > UNIVTERSITY OF MICiIIGAN, SATURDLAY, JAN [TAlY iU. 18921. PRICEs, TilEE CENTS., Co-Ed'°s Reforms. the wtomen studients. la tas ially thain mentally, and this haI'OF YOUR Al iiiis-Otetligof n epeiiliiarrangedl for boycotting tte irl stbeen the case for several years pasOtE. B1G withI the purpose of diingi"themo We read In all the mietropolitan pa-I11I ills Wednsesday noon, a (elega-I rr t: -it ics eect...…
…l e tt* of Itt. Vor.. II.- 72. Vie. ILNo. 72. UNIVERSITY OF MICHTIGAIN, FRIDAY, JAN UARYI 15, 1892. Pis RtRCNS PRICE, TffuI E CENTS. SCHOQOL OF MUSIC. hear so liany witty and i ins xcigran NWerse (contaixs three short Thxe iioney Subscribed and Its or- talks in onie evenixng, aidxio x nexo x x)ixoemxsxofhhlxxiterary' merit. ganizatien Effected. had(1tie pleasure of hxearing xttxose Of ! Nxcolnspicuioxus feature of the Jan-( 01'1)i latexei...…
…~Ij~ It. of ~n. Waiijj. Vior.. 1I. -tio. ;ii. L7 TO THE EDITORS. A Few Words For the Miembers of the Michigan State Press Assoclition. There are albout three hundlredI editors in Ansn Arbor to-slay, swiho ole frostsevere sections of tis i getstate. I Te octcasion is the anniii iimeeting 01 the Mihinrs Mite iress :ssociastions.I'tese ed~i- tostwill sipendtimuscisof tiseir timse tilisle hereins anssiaround tiheitisi- is ersits To msansy sof ti...…
…~Ij U.of LU. Waijj N\ocr. it-N . . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESD)AY, JALNUARY 1:, 18192. GREETING TO THE EDITORS. togethier to-night ftat I amisceitain I T.[hough we are pressed for rooo illI seed add but little at this time. how- i almost every department, being coio- University Haii Filled with an En- ouatiBoyoStdns ever. I sdesireis the Mayorii of the cityi pelledl in moansyplaces to biring ini extras 01 I _______od o Sudnt. idssalise...…
…of Al. W1ai jj. %vr1. LI.-N >. 1. UNIVERSITY 01F MICHIGAN, TUESD)AY, JANUTARY 12, 1892. PRICETHREE CENTS. The Ladies' Reception Rooms. I \1 r.N'W. W.Crurneer. ofCaidlac ii<(-lstittilted iiiself a patiron of cir[no ei siti girls, ly gener ousl lipyigtefsinss icressix 5 foi fiir1ihinlii their rooims ini Newberrvx H15 1Thieswork was donerddaisngo tlt oidayss, and alter the '-eneral . .A irayer-mieetinsg, IN edi es- da ,esin' iof last seek, t...…
…4cbe o ~n. Wa~Ijj. VO. 1.N . ( UNIVERS[TY OF MICHJIGAN, AMONIJAY, JANIJAIY:11 158=?. Athletic D~irectors' Meeting. rent the rink for in-door practice,( gant phrase, "'to base a little fan. butt as there is no other place in Last Satturday evening nearly evers The athiletircilirectors meint t ows available for the puirptose, it i s number oisthse programs was enroreid 01 I Aiphia N LI IHall Sattirtlay mtoring. hoped thsat the oswner of thse...…
…Vo.l-I.-No. di7. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1892. P-ric, Tarsus UsAm. BASE-BALL. I cesslt one or not delends almost # treatment of the State Lniersity.r OF YU -- entirely uponi the conditioin of the The numerous nesspaper located 2nr I i hTV E A List or the Dates Which May bei athletic treasury. Mnds must be throughout the state re the greatest 01II Arranged,. ~r~,le aisetd or Mctigan witt be iunailet to inouliers of pubic o...…
…IjeU.Of tl. Waici. Vol'. II.-No. 66). UNIVTERSITY OF .MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY s , 1892. PRICE{", THRsEE CENTS. THE mvICHIGAN LAW JOURNAL. Alex. Martin, Dean Missouri Law Prof. Hicks to Leave Us. I OF YOUR s- -School; lion.IDoin. M. lDickinson; Ofl T -TV PA U.L' The New Publication Will Appear ! ; .w illetts assistant Secretary of Prof. H-icks, who for the past two ()I[rn h istWe n-,yas a enassig rfAa sWLB Agriciilture;lion. S. D.l"hompso...…
…AM 004 C1 eE c l VOL. .-No. 6 .5. UNIVERSITY OF M CHIGA N, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1892. PatI E, TH RE C NS. "Wil iamn Lloyd Garrison'S Letter. ! rages.'' Here is wrhat the New York late years it has not been a real col- OF YOUR ". T_-'ribun e says: lege fraternity. It was and still is a SflflITLT B1'nr.' Stliislly arsn a u r Grio' pps otesophomore local society known as 0UJf Uu~ 1 J 11 llatnLlydGarisn hs ub -M. arrso'sappalto h Inh Dickey club. ...…
…O f11 0 JuVoi.. 11.-No 4. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY fB,182, Pitio, THORUS CENT'S. Philadelphia Alumni. Secetary Bayard. "The Scholar I Death of Ex-Regent M'iIntyreI OF YOUR - - is politics" swas the toast to which SOCEIY BIDGF Aout ffty nieimbler sof the alaninisihe esondedl Wton imbrster lx-17eentlDonaldlclits eidU i tJUL ~ ofith ttcCnisversity of Michigass gath-I siciss 'a li ae saathIis honie ii this city oii Iecent- fcii F...…
…'Ije U.of tn. Wailp. VOL. 1.-No. 163. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN~, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1891 For the University Gymnasium. Liberty of the Press. Mr. White yesterday received .a The follgwing is clipised from last letter from Hon. Charles Hebard, night's Evening News: tony in Philadelphia, asking him to( The liberty of the press is soume- assist in raising $s,ooo from thse up- thin of which line American people per peninsula toward the erecti...…
…KIjt~tOf Al. Wail II. VOL. IL.-NO. (62. UNIVEESITY OF MTICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1891. The Regents' Meeting. for it, except those, possibly, who Webster Society. found it a pleasure to contribute The Board of Regents meets to- 'the fotlowing programme switi be daye. Regent AV. J. Corker says: oadterucs fth nepi enutered at the meeting of the Wteb>- t"he most important thing that wiltlinut nosy come some medlesome se oit hseeig come...…
…iz j I . 0f Al ip. VOL. 1I.-No. l61. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TU)ESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. The New Law Building. Thle foundation of the addition to the law building is now finished and the brick laying was begun Sat- urday. Thle work will he pushed as rap~idly as the weather will perniit, awl it is expected that the addition Will tie comipletedl and everything in readiness for making the necessary chaniges iin the 01(1 ...…
…~ijeItI of LU. W1ili~p. VOL. 1.-No. (30. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. The President's Report. Presidlent Angell's report to the Bloardl of Regents for the year end- ing Septenmler 30, 1895, has beeo published in pamphlet form for dis- tribuntion. 'There is considlerahiei in- teresting information andl comment coitintied in the report which has not yet heen puhished for the hene- fit of the reaiding...…
…tt* ~n. Wa~Ijj. VOL. II.-No. 59. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1891. The December Inlander' The December Inlander comes out this morning with a sensational arti- cle by Albert P. Jacobs, entitled "A Consequence of Co-education." The article contains facts and figures that are likely to make a great stir in the college world. After several pages of statistics the author sums up as follows: "The admission of women was soon f...…
…~:j~ Il.Of Al. Wiailjj. VOL. II.-No. 38. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1891. P~RICE, THRicn CENTS. Rev. Oe Witt Talmage. I Pronouncing Contest. imported from a former lasguage I ( OF YOUR -" Dr-amaewl-lcuetono-shall be used. SoCE y ADG ro evaige untilltlectupeor Under thse auspices of the Orator- Prof. M. S. D'Ooge will act as OUR OIr- L A G rus esnin, udertheausice ofical Association an entertainmuent presidisg o ,crPo.',....…
…u;IJEfi. i 3 '. Wcriljj. VOL. I.-NO. 517. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, TIIURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1891. The Choral Union Concert. Alarge audience was present last evening in University Hall, the oc- cason beiing the second concert in the Choral Union Series. Ovide Atasin has beconie so universally recognized as a wonderful master of the violin that it is safe to say that practically the whole audience svas attracted hy him and came to hear him. Tha...…
…~IJ U.Of , n. W1ail i. VOL. II.-No. 56. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1891. Silk rTiles" for the Senior Laws. Tlhe senior law class met in the law lectulre room yesterday morning after Prof. Thompson's lecture. on motion of A. J. Loeb, a corn- nittee was alppointed to meet with conimittees from other classes in all departmnents, for the purpose of making arraugmeats for the proper celebration of the anniversary of Washingt...…
…t Ijc t I, o ~n. Wa~Ijj. VOL. 1.-No. 55. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIJGAN~, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8'.1891. The University Record. The third number of the Univer- sity Record is out. It contains_ an account of important events that have happened since last June, with comments. Many interesting topics are treatedi. lelowv we give a brief review of souse of them. The Alumni Societyivas organized is 1874, for the purpose of promot- ing literary and scienti...…
…~Ij It. of A.Wip VOL. I-No. 54. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1591. UNIVERSITY EXTENSION. What the University of Michigan- Will Do to Aid the Movement. President Angell has issued a cir- cular announcement of the courses and lectures that the University will offer to those desiring to take ad- vantage of the Uniiversity extension movement, The foloiWlng is a list oif the courses svhich mnenbers- of the Facrutty are ready to gi...…
…IJ te I. of 1. Wai j. VOL. II.-No. 53. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1891. Jeffersonian Society Entertain- Freshman Caucus. ment. -- - The Independents of the Fresh- The seating capacity of the law man class held their caucus this lecture room was taxed to its utmost morning, in Room A. J. M. Davis last evening to accommodate the acted as chairman. After the min- number of citizens and students who utes had been read, nomina...…
…ij4 tto Al . WIa~II VOL. 1.-NO. 52. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1591i. RICEs, THREEs CENTS. Ancient Egypt in the Light of Mod- ern Discoveries. Anew and exhaustive historical, pictorial anil descriptive work enti- tied ':ancient Egypt in the Light of Moderns Discoveries" is nosy beisg prepsared hy Charles Ft. S. D)avis, M. D)., Ph. 1)., msember of the Aisicicasi IPiilologicai Society and Association for the Advancemns of S...…
…VOL. 1.-No. 51. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIJGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1891. PaidE, THREE, CENTS. School of Applied Ethics. sentatives of different professions in England and America, in which r(OF YOUR s li hsatcew ieabifvarions parts of the country. At special attention was given to the OUJ Ithsatcewgieabifthe next convention of the Ethical gradnal rise of those practical prob-O f 00 1.JUL sketcti of the School of Applied Eth- Societies, held in New...…
… ~~Ijc U.of IAl. Wiailp VOL. 11-No. 50. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1891.: IPRicE, THREE CENTS. THE FOOT-BALL SEASON. one scheduled game, as follows: lopper was ne of the most pow r OP YOUR*- - ARvwofte ad Van Inwagen, Sherman, Hayes, Jef- erful men in the line. His work, OU 3QSOITY AORmnsFpnte ryrs ei, rworDgrt ersntoghntbrlin, a ffcie Viefo-alsaossa lsdPowrs,' Topper, Mowery, Ritten- He tackled well. He played left wcr.5. ...…
…~IJc U. of JYU. ailjj. VOL. II.-No. 49. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. CREDITABLE DEFEAT. twchigan Plays the Best Game of the Year Against Cornell. Michigan's eleven improvcd won- tierfully during the last week of the season. The game with Cornell in Detroit showed the players wherein they were weak, and they immedi-I ately set about to remedy these de- fects. Although not in the best of condition wh...…
…~IJ U.of LU . Wiljj . VOL. II.-No. 48. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER '0, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. Michi R EFEREE VS. UMPIRE. ters, and gave Michigan five yards The grounds of the C. A. C. were or the balt for off-side play or hold- three-quarters bare of sod, and as igen's Eleven Runs Against a, Snag at Cleveland. ing whenever the referee announced slippery as ice. End running was oneof his partial decisions. As a out of the ...…
…rc U. of A. Wlaii. VoL. II.-No. 47. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. CORNELL, 58; MICHIGAN, 12. A Splendid Rush Line, but Poor De- fensive Piayingthe Cause. there were about bso loyal Mich- igan students who were not intimi- dated by the damp weather on Sat- urday. The special train consisted of fourteen coaches well filled. One of these coaches was reserved for the "co-eds,'' and there were about fif...…
…~'J' t II.o AlaIjj VOL. II.-No. 46. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE STUDY OF ART. A Movement on Foot to Improve Our Art Collection. An article in last Monday's Free Press, remarking on the deficiencies of the University in the way of ap- paratus for the study of art, points out the attempts now being made by certain members of the faculty to supply these deficiencies. Mention is made of Prof. D'...…
…Ij II. of. . WII. VOL. II.-No. 45. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1891. 1PRICE, THREE CENTS. A Glimpse of Life at Northwestern. The following was received by one of the editors of the DAILY, from a former student of the U. of M. As it may be of interest to our readers, we publish it: "1 You have probably heard of the new order of things that has been introduced here under Dr. Roger's supervision. low he has changed the curric...…
…~iJ~ i.of n. Wai i VOL. II.-No. 44. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1891. IICF, Tussme CINTS. The Regents' Meeting. The board of regents held their, regular monthly meeting, Wednes- day, all the members, with the ex- ception of Regents Willets and Dra- per, being present. The regents took action relative to Un iversity extension teaching, and authorized thie menbers of the fac- ulty to accept invitations from local bodies t...…
…~Ij ILofLUWaj. VOL. I1.-No. 43. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1891. P RICE, TuhsFE CFN'rs. Law '93 vs..High School. The Junior Law team and the High School eleven played a hotly contested game on the campus yes. terday afternoon. The first half lasted thirty and the second fifteen minutes, but in that time the High School -managed to score eighteen points against their opponents six. The Laws had much the heavier team, bu...…
…E .or , n. Wlail . VOL. II.-No. 42. UNLVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1891. University Extension. Tine annual meeting of the Amer- ican Society for the extension of University Teaching was held Tues- day evening, in Philadelphia, and was an occasion of interest to all friends of. higher education and the movement for imparting its benefits to the people. The University Ex- tension project is comparatively new, but the progress ...…
…je . of . Iail . VOL. II.-No. 41. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A DELIBERATE STEAL. Michigan Suffers at the Hands of a Biased Umpire. There were two things responsible for Michigan's defeat at Chicago on Saturday. First, the decisions of the referee in the first half and the umpire in the second half (S. ). Capen, of the University Club) which were entirely without precedent on any foot-ball field....…
…e . 0 3, A VOL. 1.- No. 401. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 16S91. Piz]e"', Tuitsx. CFNTS. The Concert Last Night. University Extension. The Cost of Gymnasiums. ( OF YOUR - Tlist studeints and people, of Ann The plan of University Extension Daring the past three decades OUR'i SOOIETY L- ALGE Arbor sisowed their appreciation of has been most warmly welconiecd all gyninasia hsave sprung up all over the WILL Bsll a highs clas...…
…of AL VOL. I.-No. 39. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1891. The Inlander. The November number of the Inlander appears this morning. Its fifty pages of reading matter present a great variety of interesting subjects. The leading article, "A Perversion of History," by Henry A. Chaney, lit'69 and law '71, is somewhat sen- sational in character. It investigates the circumstances under which the famous "Ordinance of '87" was passed ...…
…L j C . 4f RI.Mal, VOL. 1L-No. dS. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1891. PRiCE, THREE CENTS. The Choral Union. The Detroit Philharmonic Club miade their first appearance before a Chicago audience last eveining, i is the Auditoriiiu Recital Hall. For a couple of years past their reputa- tion as a remarkably fine quartet of striiig players has been rapidly ex- teniinig itself, yet it it is doubtful if aiiy of the auiesnce iua...…
