…of n. Wail VOL. 111-NO. S3. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, 1FEM)IRUARiY118. PRICE, THREE CENTS. iHON. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS The majority of those who took part A NOVEL DANCE. -- in the field day last fatt are atready Will Deliver the Washington Birth- Patrons and Patronessis of the day Oration-Success Crowns memhers of one or thse otlser (if Terpsicorean Muse Will Produce the Laws' Efforts. teegymnasiums, an iedig'Living Whist." good st...…
…IJE o . a 11 V. Vol. III.-No. 's?. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUJARY 31_ 1893. PRICE, TUREi+. CENTS. ANOTHER PLAN SUGGESTED. petent instructors in the country. BURNT CORK MEN BUSY." <me-fifth of a Mill Tax Instead ofIt is proposed to bring the Smith- The University Minstrels Will Ap- - One-twentieth with Special sonian institute a nd the National pear at Ypsilanti Feb. 22-A 0 Appropriations. Miuseumin ito close conniection witli o...…
…tt* of , t . Dai! . VOL. III.-No. $1. VOL. lITNo. S. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDMAY, JANUARY 3O, 1893. PRETEECNS YKICE, T.HREr,, CENTS. SHALL CREDIT BE GIVEN. l it is felt to be a direct preparation! '"THE MODERN ATHLETE." WorkDon on oil for their chosen profession, anti to 'or Wr an n olge Pubis.- An Interesting Leoture by Protes- - nations-The Theme Disoussed that enst of not less value ts.a0 sor A. Alonzo Stagg of China- A by Prof. Sc...…
…Ijc itI. off"AT. W ail VOL. I1.-No. 80. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 189. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE MERRY DANCE. '901. Itwiilbe nted thtithef Jniv'er- LANSING LEGISLATORS. sity of Michigan is jsot two ceinturies 'The Sopnomore Hop an Unquaiifiecdyneitxi ivilytle xln The University Committees In- Success-A Ciose Rival of thThe spected the University Yes- Junior Bali. aretothists as stron. he ir lst tei- terday. sonl tosreiees...…
… VOL. III.-NO. i e.). VOL. II.-h. 21. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIG AN, IULAY, JANUARiY 27, 1 S it. PstTsei:Ce'' PRICE, Tint, u,, t , NTT. HE IS FAMOUS AND HANDSOME' was favorably known as a ready and! BASIS QUESTION AGAIN. Sketch of Prof. A. A. Stagg, who enctiii'pekr a ae Attempt to Require Officers of the Lectures Tomorrow Night and since then at Cliautauqua, anti S. C. A. to be Chosen frcm in University Hall. Gfeneva fakeacid in man citie~s Byv...…
…je 'eof , . 1 . VOL. III.-N-O. TS. VOL. 11-No 78. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THUiRSDlAY, J A-NLAIIY26, IS9<l. PscTttzeCNS Tfji.,,F, , CENTS. THE JANUARY INLANDER. ;K. Friedman, and "Anita," by f U. OF P. MAY WITHDRAW, }Stewairt 1:. White. The Alumni Question Discussed by She is Disgusted at the New Rule - Ralph Stone-A Number of n erse, Lawreiice A.1cI ii ill Passed by the Inter-Collegiate Good Things. has the prize poem, Broken FotalAsiton ...…
…4c tt f s . Da . VOL. III.-No. ; i . Voc. 11.-N. 7 .IVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUJARIY 25, 1898., o ontCNS YRiCE, THREE CIrN S. MICHIGAN vs. WISCONSIN. April -o-Prof. J.C. Rolfe, 'The f LANSING ALUMNI AWAKE, -- Influence of the Roman IEmpire on r The Laws May Enter the Inter-Un thehere owth of Chiristianity. Ter Will Soon be an Active . - varsity Debate-Not so With Alumni Association at the Graduate Student.Ii-ly 711of . A.A.Stan...…
…c je tt* of , t . ai n. VOL. III.-No. 76. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 189x. PRICE, THREE CENTS. PROFESSOR BELSER RESIGNS. main building. At Antietam, a regi- He Goes to Colorado State Univer- ment, composed mostly of U. of M. sity on Account of1 ll Health, boys, captured a very important Will Have the Chair of Latin. battery, simply as the commanding It has been known to the students officer said, "because tiey didnt for ...…
…Aq n qw ..> 4 r: 1 k qq a , s c',' E °,' , , ' '' x_.S ~^. yv+° cam,? i _, 41 :LV_°iSP {PY li 11P MICIJ I N t, 1II1 A: , JANI\JIK ,IS t S e, V ,) O il-t c0 r l C - a n t1 Ohs "" dols) voIt1iaCh n otli ve vcIris ti(I IT VIASAUCE . t' ooov Jovc by :t tCYSK tl~~s '1 C, f' F. i - p. .e 1ohi r l t 4 W)116 0 11) t1>~ X11;' o r- th t 1 a 1 tirCl~ Il 11 l3iF )Toll tilt, III II iyt_ tlio I 1110011 I t it lvI~liallV~lIII t~l I SIlC Ciry i li IIi...…
…4c tl"* of VOL. III.-=N o. 7 4. VOL. ll-No 74. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2f1, 159:_. PECSTuils(sar. L'P.icp,, Tiutm,, Cib-ti IS. BASEBALL IN THE EAST. a baseball cage, anti will lie about AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM. Jack Highlands will Again Pitch for zoo feet square 'witb a disrt floor. Joint Meeting of the Aelelphi and Harvard-Bowers and Jackson I'The cage will lie surroundeul by a Aipha Nu Societies a Great A 0 Cur Yale. ___...…
…VOL. III.-No. 73. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN RIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. v, FR ELOCUTION AND ORATORY- PrOf, Trueblood's Untiringand: Suc- cessful Efforts to Perfect This Department. The subject of elocution and ora- tory is fast gaining prominent place in college work. It has an especi- ally strong position in the U. of U. curriculum. The Board of Regents, realizing the rapid growth of the de- partient, and the great interest t...…
…l4e El. of It§. Waip. VOL. III.-No. 72. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE REAL EDUCATION. Rev. Lyman Abbott Defines the True End of Education to be Character Building. The usual large audience greeted Rev. Lyman Abbott, the distin- guished preacher of Plymouth church, last evening, in University hall. Mr. Abbott is not of preposes- sing appearance on the platform, but his audience soon loses sight of ...…
…cIjc It. of . ail . __ VOL. III.-No. 71. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1893. PRICE, TaR CENTS. THE UNIVERSITY'S SHARE. the money for it has been raised, -- and invoke their sympathetic atten- The Bi-ennial Appropriation which a the Regents ask will Amount tion to it. It is urged in favor of a to $2 66.300. state appropriation toward the com- pletion of the "gym," that mnan- The Board of Regents have pre- t pared an estima...…
…tt. of, VOL. III.-No. 70. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 189. MOSAIC LAW LECTURE, W. Griffin and C. W. Drake. The CHEMICAL "UNKNOWNS" --- first two will support the negative, Professor Thompson on the Levites and te latter two the afirative of The Work Done by the Committee and Hebrew Criminal in Prepairing Them During Trial. the question, "Resolved, Thatl Mary, Vacation. Queen of Scotts, was justly execut- it Last evening Prof...…
…Co 4 . Wail n VOL. III.-NO. tf. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUIARY l16, 1898>. I'RIOEl THREE CENTS. PRESS CLUE MEETS. utterly fail its purpose. The pioof WOMEN AT THE WORLD'S FAIR. G, H Snw, tat EdtorDetoitreader was described as a very ii Mrs, Angell Addresses the Woman' - s News, gives the Journalists portant functionary.ViWeie it not League on "Woman's Eixhibit atPones ohi Ponesfihs eagle eye andr ias ivc in- the World'a Fair.oh ...…
…il4r, tt* of 3,. VO. 1II.-No. Eqs. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SA'TURDAY, JANUARY 14, 18913. I'RIOE, lTinsEss: CENTS. UNIVERSITY EXHIBIT. ; shown a number of specimens of MICHIGAN TO THE FRONT. 7 act Deartentto e Wll ep-natural history procured bV' Prof. Harper's Weekly Recognizes the rah e tent toth e World'sRFai Steere 0oilIsis last expedition to the Importance of Western College Y This Year. antipodes, and styv'rat casts coni- Athletics.WI...…
…AM tt* Vf . 1a°a VOL. I111. -No. t,7. _ UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FPIDAY, JANUARIY 1t,lS193. research, or as intelligent anid con' THERE WILL BE A DEBATE. ris dI~uSi~S o crticl isnmar jTh(at is, if the Necessary. Arrange-1 PRICE, THREE (DENTS. GRADUATING THESES Seeond Annual Offer of Premiums{ to Uraduates from Engineer- ng Gourses, lIl Ii' I i sein Neon s lil i oiffeis the follosin' srii u us! rltheblst radueting s'the-sesnofd _l'v1 1(g5i...…
…c IJE t. of . a l . VOL..III.-No. (i16. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TI-URfSDAY, JANUARY 12, 189. PRIOE, Tim EE CENTS. THE PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY, who are interested in the literaryI THEIR JANUARY MEETING,. its Organization. Field and Program sd fte ssoiaIsine a The Board of Regents Met Yester- of Work-An Important Organi- profit hy the woric of this society, day and Held Three Long Ses- zation. Students of languages wilindulmuchi sions. .among ...…
…e of, e4 VOL. III.-No. 6 5. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 189>. PRIC, THfREE CENTS. OUR ALUMNI MEET. the toasts were of a general ATHLETICS THE THEME. Two Interesting Meetings Held naue cossine i(proa The Northwestern Inter-Collegiate During the Holiday Vacation, reminiscences of the University life Athletic Association Meets Q of various of the mensbirsiprseint. i Chicago. (in the evening of Dec. 23rd the Those responding xer...…
…VOL. ILl-NO. Il4. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TIIUJRSDAY DECEMBER 22, 1892. DIs TREE oC ETS. MORE SALARIES RAISED, the following resolution, which wasI SINGING THE MESSIAH. unanniouly doptd: The Choral Union Rendered Han- The oard of Regents Continue Resslved, Thlat in view of the evi- . del's Masterpiece in Fine Style Their Policy-Homeop Matterstdis Last Night.' --of the tUniversiy of Micigan for tatngtlsECoaRfii Goes niert dentCdensand amongofth...…
…c j e . of *1.6 VOL. III.-No. ():3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1892. PRiuis :THREE :CENTS THE ORACLE OF NINETY-FIVE. ing of the Green" is well calculated THE JEFFERSONIAN SOCIETY. to stir sip the wratih of I'The Board- Volume Twenty-six on Sale Today.j Gave a Public ilEntertainment Last - . -Sophomores Speak in Prose, ing House Gang." 'Ihe usual num- Night Which Was a Great Sue- Poetry, and Grinds. her of personal "d...…
…VOL.. 1L.-NO, 62. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESIDAY DECEMBER 21f, 1892. PRIc, Tic 211CNSe. YALE'S LAMPUS AND GYM. Freshman Class Day Officers. TO THE SENIOR LAWS.-- , A Frmi Mchga Stdet wits \t the freshiman class nietn' CGv. Chase, of Indiana, Gives the ClstSm Pointers and Useful Entertainingly of the Eastern let itStnts h ittlte die hedls audyteCmiteAvc.UniversityfI9 tr1i ftiesnste (cstlass DayInsofficrs repo ted in& tite n te ft ii t otstn t...…
…VOL. III.-No. ii1. UNIVERSITY OF M1ICHIGAN, MOND)AY, DECEMLBER 19. 193. P ic, TB tiesi:CNTes. A NEW SPORT INTRODUCED. It's Charms Were Felt AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM. TheIniialHae ad HundRaes ['le rcial ive hith ntdeitsRendered by the Webster Society . -TheIniialHareandHoud Raes he ecitl gvenby te sudets! at its Public Meeting, Satur- Success. _ t KA & Saturday, were a, Decided oftthle Shool (f i.usc S'tuday day Evening, 'l ,A aweion escell 'tteded...…
…d Vf ..r AIL ar A, lit /III A4M Vol- LII.- o. f;ta. UNJitEI1SITY OF MICHIGAN, AT'ILAY )IC'E1IiEI Ii17.I) ?. PR'IC'E, Tm-nin , C : N TS HOW LAWYERS SUCCEED. Mr. Donovan Gives His Ideas of the Su bject--Keep an Eye on the Fees, His First Point. idozenriiii mnore oC thI ~ t 'ismun, tteacliers, un(It orator, hlib crediitedl to5the aristcrayie ran ofi the Cnivercity o isf "Mi21 THE ADELPHT MEETS. r Excellent Oration-Talk on 'SeeC- cess."- Ad...…
…ti Of , t. ii' VOL. III. -1V c). :: +. UIV~ERSITY OF MICHIGAN, IM DAY, I)ECEMIBER i";16,I92. PI-RItonTressmi.: (%ENaS±. THE DECEMBER INLANDER, lovser of a blue-eyed white maiden. _____ Toe story contains more or less ,a Number Full of Excellent Produc itr uth and came to the writer. ff. i tions in Prose and Verse. I On Sale Today. P orter, froni those whlt(eiad it fromi -- tile actors, by word of miouti. ARMOUR INSTITUTE, I A Manual Trai...…
…VOL. III.-1o. 5, UIXrERSITY OF MICHIGUAN, TI1'ilSDAY, i)EGEMI1ERi11;, 1892. Ptcr;, TIott,,i, CENTS. CROWNED WITH SUCCESS. nlxi xicxtitons foiorwiew lxer axe A CROSS COUNTRY RUN. ________ tesatemttl~ s madia ll Itiet lexiger The Efforts of S. C. A.Members to whevi itii l it le 011 f ormlilyiionly ThY1tWl el~tollela h Adp aMreLbra as t isiiI of cxv glcal ciulrhlstI U. of M, First Ro,Saurd ay 0;1~~AY Lf The y itillofa goff l bial i s I e a nge ll...…
…Ak ti jh AL tiro,,. I I.I. - o. : . Von. IIL -N. 7. U NI VEFISITYOF MICI IIxL N, WI)NESDAY, I)E EMIIfPEJ 14-, 1591.) tii.1 55<titiS Ify1(;F1, I'I-IIz!,-,v (*,'/ I"-.N-1, . TWO CHANGES IN RUGBY. 1In1 reg-ard to the storing, the fige THEY WILL VIEW THE STARS.a pops~ boiino c ie, in ts -iven for a goal by a field.-- Prpse bliinofPac iks y Through a New Telesopie.-The m and Adoption of a New Method fic. are sail to be 00omutch. . of Snoring. ...…
…VOL. ILL-No . Ii. UNIVERSITY OF MICHGAN~, ESDAY, DECEIMBER 1 .3, 1S92. P tee THIfI(EiCES. TV]E TO STOP THE DISORDER, tralia. The carnival will thus have WORLD'S FAIR ON THE SCREEN '_ an international importance and -Ir 'The Junior Laws Adopt Resolutions wl alotahsto opttr.The Views of the Great Fair Were - anhTrnsctrthrgusnes.me ~ for the three clays Unusually Fine. a The junior lasws adopted the fot- is as follos:s-First day, openishand- S...…
…c je tt* of , li VOL. I1I1-No. 55. LOOKS LIKE SUCCESS, The New Organization is to be Press Club of the University of Michigan. 'the second meeting of the Pi Clb ttd(rew oust about forte-fiee dents iterestedl in jounlalistic we C. A. Denison and Miss M\ar~ar( Shass acted as echairmntaiatnd se tr epc tae iesectel e IThe comit appotinted on constitution repor and after aspirited i scussiosn. somue amtendmsents the. coinstitut seas adopted.IThe...…
…AdOMOW je . o VOL. VOL.111-No.54. UNIVERSITY OF MIHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMIBER to,,1[992. FgtoE, TausCH,,m. SEMITIC INFLUENCES. Hichmdalon nd owrl GLEE AND BANJO CLUBS, eulogy on his race, bihen~ed with' Their Effects on Civilization Ably! gems of description sod fliehts of Bright Prospects for First Class 11EhbtdLs ih yPo.Cus ragmnsMd I/yU Hirsch. oratory. Whatever the A1abiicOcu for a 'Trip. tuire of the middle ages amounteid to - -8s pro...…
…c i c . of VOL. III.-INO. 5>. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, DECE-MBER t), 1892. JRCTsseCNS YxicF,, THi,,FF; CIEN-rs. FOURTH FACULTY CONCERT. Icamie lecturer to the Chicago Sinai MICHIGAN LAW JOURNAL. - ~ ! Congregation, an organition forI ___ Lovers of Music Treated to a Rare! the cultivation of a tibetrat sett;oon, The December Number Comes Outi Feast-The School of Music Con- bt Today, Full of Material of Inter- cert Draws a Large Crow...…
…VOL. 111-No. 52. UNIVERSITY OF M1'ICH1IGAN, THURSDAY, DECICMBEII s, 1892. UI'c. Tmesus UN'aSs A VERY GOOD START. I Chadwick b.'fThe Northern Days, THE S. C. A. DEBATES, --- Chadwick, Mr. S. R. Mills, 7.- Freshman Banjo Club Starts out Weinig Mosc(for foisr ands), But FajstSettleona New Bassof with Fifteen Members. A Few Membership-A New Plan Pre- .4IJU More Banjos Still Needed. Jensein, Mss Porey soil Mr. sented. hnIH,\ - ~~~Schinan. __YII 'th...…
…Allmbw 4 df& Aah", dm ti , . lai , VOL. 11. -No . 5 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WED)NESDAY, IDECEIMBEIR ;, 1892. t~ic +:, Teisos, LNTS. WHAT WILL IT BE? tion and as far as in you lies engage A THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL. __ in its activities. -r The Question of the Reorganization 'Tius you ito sotnisi- with, is; That is the Next Educational insti- of the S. C. A. to be Discussed *at tution tn he Established at Ann Tonight. pronmise, trusting i the...…
…40 Aff AbA LU VOL. III.-No. 50. VOL. 11.-N. 5o. UNIVERSITY OF M-ICIIIGsN , TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6i, 1892. PicTE CTS PRICE, THl-b E CENTS. FOR WINTER SPORT, appoint a temporary pacemiaker at ROMAN ANTIQITIES. - . any period of the chase. Two Popular Games That Might be Ts, pack mast keep wsithin ha il- Instructive and Novel Feature of Adopted at te U. of 1M.OuWokILan TheWaiTeyGo distance of tise master and ords- Subjects.--TeheWyhyGo I I____ ...…
…I/A Of WWI r VOL. II.-No. 4. FOR THE THIRD TIME. Ninety-three Lits Win the Rugby Banner, Defeating the '93 Laws 12 to O. The decisive game is the aninual alte-class series ofi Roue, ganses swas psilayd aturd i)aylateinoontl 1 thi tleiildIetwiein the sen01io ;is ndsiortivilassthe lformcr beiiig N a torsoisus by[2to o0 Xniotie r 1ostooueil gamie eiiiis to1" i 1ad acrisisg'to the 'a Iedllie, ;;ti p ll it inoafet this t'Cstl rai Ic lie'ld iwsas...…
…. 4 . 1ai . VOL. III.-NO. 48. Voc. 11.-N. 45. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAiN, SATURDOAY, DECEMBER e3, 1592. PsoTtss:C:cs PRICE, TffHp ia, CENTS. ATHLETIC BOARD MEETS. the crowd that cottectest in the _______main halt to protest the action of Financial Condition Reviewed-$550 the S. t,. A. bsoard was verv decidect Net From Tnankisgiving Game- , Protest Considered. in its denmands. T he tsoardl was DECIDED TO ORGANIZE. I The U. of M. Will Have a ...…
…o WE AMML VOL. III.-No. 47. UIV ERSITY' OF MJCIITGAN, FRIDAY. DECE1II}ER 2 U1S9, YESTERDAYS GAMES. 1 her first down in r ininetes byi SENIOR LAWS OBJECT. I sted rehe, at aiedno i h They Fait to see the Legality ofr Senior Laws Win Their Game FromI freshmni took the ball but lost it the Action of S. L. A. Boar d. ' the. High School - Ninety-five ccidw. arc tco icli1 Defeats tile Freshman. i dws ______roiiind the eiiclfcir 6oiyar Is, the fniti...…
…0 f/ . 1a. VOL. 11J.-No. 40'. Voc. IlNo. 4. UNIV~ER{SITY OF MICHIIGA N, T1~itL)AY. iDE(EMi)'I, 1, 18I9. t'RICP,, T CENTS. S. C. A. DIVISION, j Purdy, Reese, George, Snider; 2nd basses, T'homson, Worilen. Weitde- Sh-all the Association Reorg anize man. Mlr. i'iintermna, 211d1 tenor, NINETY-THREE WON. The Junior Lits Go Down to the i .on a More Liberal Basis' The Itsliandedin i his resignatt (ion on c' inI Hot Game AKc Question toust be D...…
…tl f t*t Vo.11-o.45. UNIVERSITY 0F MMDII AT, WEDNESDAY, NOY"IUEII 3d, 1892. WIN.! ances. moaking short wtins of threeI PROF. RUSSELLS LECTURE. ansd ftise yards. 'Tie bait was soon I' PRICE, THuREE CENTS. THE BOOM -A - LANGERS By a Score of 14 to 0 the Senior lost to';,andthue selniors startetd Laws Win from tneir Junior osst for tiheir thsirti touct.-doswn., Brotosheinrser.iiai Pronounced by All an Interesting and Instructive Descriptio...…
…_ o o VOL. III.--No.4. I' fERlhTY OF ATICHIGAIN, ESDAX OX 4 MD 1129, 159f2. I'r ics Tea. im iNTS. T UJ UP TO THE MARK. nlmelited conmcendationi last mionth,j BASEBALL PROSPECTS, ________and his echings in the cooming ntars- The November Inlander Will Con- tier are as b~righttas usual. Many Old Players Remnain.-"Phe- - taln a Fine Array of Timely and I n01 S" Are Expected-A Win- Interesting Articles. AlL rep ml ta ig T-mF ihgn - very f2ineit...…
…Amftv e ' of Vill *aN Vo .. I.H.--No. 4,'-;. Vos. 111-No.48. UN[VE[RSITY OF 1\ICIIIGAN, MONL)AY, INOVEIB11i t>; s, 1892f ~ tos oss j~rs ilI (r' ff r {{ ii b/7 1 v A. L i'". f S.1 L . S Y..J 1 . 1 J ~i~FIt~ ~ cNT aVNliled lossn the plitsts of the CAN IT BE TRUE? li__ e handdI IIla on voo le ,Some5 Infot-natiom on the tRumored , But Made a Great Sholwing. Iaitdtss te5Cne nhddl.ooth Tyg~A o Ting "onell in Secon After IX thes iee ad'o ''e hd...…
…U. OF M. vs_ CORNELL AT DETROIT, THURSDAY. Vol. III.-Nba. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1892. Pu.PRI HIMettiCEN-rS. A ~ 1 7WSL traN and the brilflint qualities of M\r. AUSICIUSY B,1GNI Troas'interpretitions wetse dis Splayedin a a nnner whichftatonsed Theodore Thomas Opens the nimarkedf enthustasm. fiTh tjtuaint Chra Uio Sris. Rustian dintc t thnss and te ChoalUnin eris. curiotus effects so chfarateit sicof Gretedby ,20 Pop...…
…VOL. III1-No. 41. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1892. PRIocE TRiES;F CENTS. VICO on ola (difficutlt kick aganst THOMAS, TONIGHT, O wi Bray was ruledl oif by I- sI A worth fit . o r deeug t I.ir i ti t o ok hIi T ie Program to be Renderno by the Saturday, 26 to 24, Jesnotd w tto ori IIhe (Cticao ' ais of (Ot. 2,I 1P tO - - donbefore time wsal~sIled, i sr ,onn ag ntefis oneto Oberl in Comromnsed H erselt by c an sat, bbll over li...…
…ttIjc VoL. 11.-N o. 40. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SAThIIDAY, NOVEMBER 1(,, 1892. PRICE, THREE CENTS. a The closeness of the play in the WILL IT BE BLAINE ? - [hI . ERSSOIERbIN ;latter halfof theIthaca game inspires ragnett ee A Great Game Today at the sill score, and at the same time brCeoWasigton'sppoitd. Athletic Field. 1 keel) the score of their olppottents co to a low figture. itsn accordlance with te attnttal lfl\PORTERS& i custm thest...…
…of Al. Wai Vol .HIl-No. i81). UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I- i, 1892. PRICE, T txssc CETS. the foremost position as in orc best- i UNIOR LAW ELECTION. TIIEDRE ralI cSonductor. Thle svrter remnens- ___bers the contrast between a perfor- Ninety-four Laws Finally Elect _ __0 i ac fa'etoes hn y President.-Michigan Man ,1A .U ASketch of the Man and His mar faietoessnsio ychosen. R _ the hostois organization andthe sameui I Superb O...…
…A m a 4*1 VOL. II L - ' t . UNIVTERSITY OF MICIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMIIBEV i17, 1892 URIC - ,, r imtii i, CFIN1S. ThON THE MOVES TieGym Building is at Last to be Pushed ieDelayed Iron-Work is at Hand -Board of Regents Will Ask For a Big Appropriation-Thle Build-wilPoaybeUdfrte "J" Hop- Th'le slow - inress tof work oii thle ,-tiflasii 110 bat;beena attracting ttile !ra-tl attelitidi of tie stileii 1 ted othler's iter.Ieste i llin the ito ti...…
…U. ofA. Wailp. Vor.. 1IL-No.. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 'It, 1892. Psc, TRu, CENTS. U .OF . l ll1 i rder eeach side of each table SOME RUGBY NTES - 1 111l E I 1wetu row ofseveeachhv \N 1. ~FM. I/I IT t ng aee wrow of helvboes, each tsax Observaions on the Coming Naton- We Claim the Invention of the large enough to take inSi vo panph- a Game J(II&O Card Catalogue, lets. In these boxes were what "nStra' aeItld f~oT5 Card Cadlog...…
…Yf '! 14s ' i'!f4 Ink 1r, iCtia .h: j r- Vo,.. lIt--No. :.fh. UNIVERSITY OF MlICHIIGATN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15) 1892. PRIcE, Tooso C. ENTS. ff iriiiiJ~F11 highioider, and hie immnediately pro- A PRAISE WORTHY SOCIETY. ' E R RAMD ULD{ceetojustify it in his "I int'isie ____ on Othello, In the resp0on1e to Good Work Done by the Detroit he encore to the fifth ni uihbei Mr.i High School Alumni Association. Eduard Remenyi and his COrN- tcineenvi...…
…. of AL oil Ila aTID* PRICE, TffizF.E CENTS. VOL. III.-No. 35. Voc.111-No.Pd. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1892. PncTintCNS CANCELLED I C) Ihicagoi rushed the ball to the lineHI A E u ihgngie h alo lill~i I~l foutr(towns. Howeveri Jewett was Lehigh Players Were Unable to forced across the line antd iss cons- Meet us Saturday, bell to make a safety. Scorie1 ______to 6. Chase tackledIJewectsiand Staggs's Chinage Team was Sub...…
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