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…WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY,. PA r.r. TI4R . THE MICHIGAN DAILY~ DAfl'I~ n't31va~U J. ~ *21 J. A.A.L~*24J m t KRAV ANNOUNCES UN FOR OPENlING Of B E 25 AS DATE SET ' EXCEPTION TO STATEMENTS ABOUT EUGENICS TAKEN MADE BY SHULL The University biological camp which is held in the summer on the shores of Douglas lake will open on June 25 and continue until August 17 next summer, according to a re- cent announcement ...…
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…PAGE EIGHFT THF MiC'HMAN DA:TT Y WVT)%-7V.qT)AV r4T7.nT7TTATV 94 1(19 q 1T1 1IF lMTlC' 1 fl \ .J fATI , AL.\TLA*Y. *A.VI L ! ..j AL 'U''Thr LhA Y, rrT l~ $f l~ J~ 'TLiU'.~ J L~ 3 (DAILY OffiCiAL BULLETIN*,, IA. Cli.F. S There will be a meeting of the A.I.Ch.E. Wednesday evenxing at 7:301 o'clock in Roomn 3200. ;. S. Pettyijohn, Director of (las, Research, at 11, 0ofVM. will speak ca n the "lDevelopulent 01f 1the y-Prodin t ((1(0o xen.W ...…
