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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IDNC[M[NI MAE W CHANGES I 5AF ERONE QUA ~OU CE BYl '.L{ 7? .-11 l ~ EN IE' reR ING SCHOOL. . S 1 Y t4S AES uhy.' i 11te(? cilg oie; ae5ft(iilae silathshm til p}URANgy WILLgtLECTUR '};t; cit part~i' ely ',,iew foeih' \ .. ~ tl _j;'111'' }. i ~i :i l(year. l~ea MorimerP (oole hasb te grantd a ea ve o~ hs~c an(A.} sit tDen(erg .PttV ~lI actig i hi placc orthe eM f ,h land, and iln o l. tur eor 1 I i iVb 19 of~esr nosc e h, ...…
…__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ IICHI $N" HOLLY QOOD REPRESENTATIVES DESCRIBE SUMMER APEN T IN MOVIE CAPITOL AS A 'VACATION' WITH ENTE.RTaAINMENT AS CHIEF PART OF P'RO GRAM "A wvonder ul v<aation,V as the I flew 'work in Atkronl, t0, as he' grad - the ten boys had berm ntroduced to ay Leland . Wils-ox "'27, one of: atlast_ june, lie says nio exppcts nearly all of the"bg stars, Wilcox: ficign's twoq cl~eprlenttivc aimong t,, go bckto HollywUood-within...…
…THRMICHGAN DAIL Meler of Wetrn Conference Editorial The :Associated Prvsi exclusivelycie- Itiled to the use for rcmbiation of all clews dispathes credited t it or not Othrwie credited in this a per and te local news prtb. lished herein. Enitred. a the . solice at Ann ArbOr, 2'd icri g' ., as seefoid cas tmatmr Special rate Ofof tae granted hM Third Assistant J'st- Su.,ription- by carrier, 5 o; by mail, 0)rnces: Ann Arbor Pres; Building, flay-...…
…'1 HE M~hIIAN'AIlY 1C1 - a n : FQ tJ }Y 1l011 I', M} aCO} If o I e w 1inir)i'in_.at t ionf), ?I1- '. term i~t ~ tni g, 1o~in ,an 1sophom ores m ay also U)Tj)I) ta e r ig or golf fo' Er creit.( O' t'I(i !} '~l'i. "An ourof x ri. ayay or ver 4 I c ytewrt 31a'ey, womenrs go ties for o lmo orexrcise Teou t-r L ti tyac scus bl, ifery, and br olin rhso IriiT ou ac(h hveriv< fal tat dlte gynathsium, Mis Ellai- ::r , '" "nlo has be <,fco f widel...…
… KAPA ELTaROpai4 Phi, Phi Kappt Ps, two weeks erlir than lst year, The 44rc~b For tA Vekly c l Me l~ll( t KA PA ELT !3RHOProfc~sslonaI ' raterlltt i , $dt on which the sale of the hJok' Band ~1en( oru~ete RECEIVES TROPHY II PiLambdia Kappa, Nu Sigmna Ni iisepeted tdsart isOctober ___1_______________ F or Varsity I sla E ' Q SCHOLARSHIP Phi Dela Ep)soPihiAlh llEolafechnshvebnradt;lll[3I11tiliitltff11i6!1{IIJ OnlyiltI1a few114111fhtnglt 111havel...…
…RTHE MICHI2A0,19?N ELY r. ry r J ..iaO 1 uiwn u n __ '"rw'r i.. . n++rwww.wrr. ,,.r '"+ 'ra,,,,, ,.,,fir trr °°riw yy % i rr. ,, , .. "7 r '" ooft I- -- -- - TILDEN LOSES TO (WA TILIP PADAPITV flU RUTH MAY BREAK MAKEU'POF WOLVERINE ELEVEN UNSETTLED AFTER -FIRST WEEK ONLY FOUR POSITIONS ARE SETTLED AS A RESULT OF THE LOSS OF SEVENREGULARS TILDEN gOE TO T TV RUTH MAY BREAK FRENCH NET STAR | u HOME RUN MARKI n STADIUM. IS iNCREASD I B...…
…-- THE MICHIGAN DAILY TOSRIMAETORYI 52 REMAIN ON SQUAD Coaches Confine Attention To Varous Phases Of Kicking.Game In Monday's Practice. At the conclusion of yesterday's workout which consisted mainly of a drill in all departments of the kicking game, Coach Elton E. Wieman an- announced the first scrimmage for; this afternoon on old Ferry field with a regular game carded for Saturday afternoon. Today a scrimmage will be the last thing on the p...…
…RUT Wit Pennock, and Ruetlher, have all pitch- 25 games for Joe McCarthy.- ed gooti hall, while \Viley Moore has The loss of Tommy Thevenow was a sMScceded Fred Marberry of Washing- serious blow to the Cards although hTorporcer has been partially making SIA ItItr i ie h up for his absence. Frisch, O'Farrell, lEague. Haines, and Alexander have been the, The keystone combination of La- main cogs in the St. Louis team. ! Fifth Pennant In seven Y...…
…Amw , i t DAILY OFFICIAL. BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until Atnn Arbor Art 1As oclat ion:zSociology 01: The opening exhibition of the year 1927-1928 consists of a group of Euro- The quiz sections will have their first meetings on Wednesday of this pean and American paintings of the late ninsteenth and twentieth centuries. week...…
…ftritan .XXXVIII. N. ?1. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUES" AY, SEPTE,'BERPi0, 1927 iWST UDENT1S TK PRII RS RSHMEN V EIGHTEENI VEEj ririnhiin ELTON NWIEM AN ITTESPEAKS FAE RIE OA CH 1itDiuiiuH, YOST RESIGNS POST AYRPAIE IS"APOINTE S ADISERS' WORK ' FOMER A ' ,2VARSITY! E~I'MEN W1IEK CAVE ARRIVING~ AS~~~~~~ MENOROF 92 FOTBLLTEAEBT A HADCOAH URIGERODCT MAY RESUMEATIECARENXTYA TE AM ITCE) 10IU)IIhlE{OA TT OtJST'1 POSI 1'U it .A I IIf AN T1BE LI EVE S ...…
… THE. MICI 1IGAN DAILY'' .111 -L THE MICHIGAN DAILY ii 1' FOkTywM I NTH NuAL lip. -x"I 1 K. a . XI If, OF season s s ;LSD Sumw r i 1927 1 Auditorium J3ENIAMINO G m ITALIAN T-E- lIt PAUL Ann. Arbor POLISH VIOLINIST -J'NUA v 1 Metropolitani Opera Coujh1iuiy 0 I six UL PERFOR CES a A " iE forty-ninth annual Choral Union Concert S eries brings to Ann Arbor a group of world re- rown.ed artists the equal of which is 's...…
… ateringStudentsParticipate the men who had spoken to them and thrills of life into the four colthe president himself. clege, and also asked the The women students, on Tuesday to stand ready to expand th AnUlrATO night, also participated in a mix r ectual muscles to meet the helin Babour gymnsaium, where conditions of college life. S 5 1'tPresidlent .Little also 'attended "for <t .hat "I happen to be a m short time and where the entering the E...…
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