…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 We Hear From Our Chicago Four Poems LEO NIEDZILKI CorrespondentSa De Has Good Time; Wishes We Were There 'Ti useless Chicago-sur-Lac, ability of the Drake became oppres- a bull forbidding students orgies at I tell you-stop! February, 1924. sive. Barcin suggested the Entertain- De Bri~les. He was hastening to Ike a while yet. . . a while. March, 1924. ers, but I was not equal to several...…
…PAGE Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 02.1 . PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY MARCH 9, 1924 a aid the OETBARTRON HENDERSON 4 The Happy Ending Ore of the peculiar andt in a way turtling feature; of New Fork tOra- ollatiirreviews is thieir allm-,st'Ol - ile unilorittity ofii minio. This -itiitarity set wren brot ier critics is so marked that only two conclu sions eire poissible: either that1 the fraternity gath rs nightly about a r...…
…SUNDAY, iAlliftI1,124 THE MICHIGAN DAILYf-A ~LEACOCK'S BOOKSI . Literary Lapses The Unsolved Riddle of So- j Further Foolishness cial justice : ~Over the Footli-ht-s Frenzied Fiction Esgay in Literature Studies ci Sunshine Sketches The Hohenzollerns in Amer- Nonsense Novels ica Arcadian Adventures of the Moonbeams of Larger Lun- Idle Rich acy My Discovery of Englanid LPerythingQ in 'Books at A T ) UNIVER4SITY E XV R BOOKSTORE Is Your Watch a ...…
…*AGQ FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAuLy SUNDAY, MARCH? 9, 1924 The Curled Li Thi i tle teciCARFLTON V. HAVENSSP C A Thi i te ae f'corn Sepiclismctand Doubt. Iidcutc is fthe fashion, Sneer is the watchwor;thtirelders in sucti a lamn'tablte andi Cynicism sits onl eery fencepoststanner tie idecidedlty ufair and tit- Wiill soimeikind gentlemstep"i.for- soundtfronteverystandpin't. Petsc' wa'rdl and explattin sit this ts suirse-stors kof art are thorougly gond...…
…SUNDAY, MARCHI 9, 1921 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE FIYr. 001(8 book; the only piece with real Irish and '"The Cat, the Dog, and the Bad NEW YORK NOTES 'ecj"ohs' aod "begods." Old Dame," reminiscent of Chekhoff, (Cniudfo PaeO) jIt is the heritage of his people I Maupasant, and Kathrine Mansfield, woldClosnedbyfistheoge Ofice THE BLAND GAEL ~suppose, flat gives hiss hia ironic re- to an arrant bhallucination like "ilg telnig ae frimgat gard for life....…
…L'GsxTHE MICHIGAN DAILY -L';vx -Av'L NEW YORK NOTES (cot-~inud from Pae Five) such streets as Hester, De lacey Grand and H-enry will findi plenty of msaterial for study. Ciatown, oe of te great objectives ot pop-eyed folk roms te Iinterland, tas now achieved a conmmendable respectalil- ity coopared to the old (ays whtett tong wars and crite ran riot. Oe of its cief occupations tow is pre- tending to be naugty for the btetefi of the 'rubbernec...…
…SUNDY, r' RCH9, 1x24THE MICHIGAN DAILY G S5V2 wiithi an unsul a atyior01s"ane indiam coil i astc atout godl thin s," ipection. Alt these things make say 1 roessol Phelps. tin-l', so r ;jornat an imporsItint piece ot . p wo~~~~~~~~iiirk -what it is now the fshion toil h bevr i .leccr n cal a "noteworthy hanman idoennent,"Prnkii 11 i.And, I dilie contro- SThe Oserver ieognize he n tp-ees' tbeaise it usaly leads no- iorthiiiess, andi what is esen...…
…PA( ,& EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1924 OBSERVER oughly practical, absolutely self-con- when as a king in history he can live Freud writes that he wishes sone man (Continued from Page Seven) fident, and in the end quite cynical- a course already decreed for him?! could popularize the essentials of psy- metropolis; not only because it is the all as Shaw himself would have de- Which is to be preferred, he asks, the choanlysis as...…
