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...first regular meeting for the present academic year of the Harvard-Yale-Princeton chairmen of athletics was held at New Haven, Wednesday evening, October 6. After full conference it was mutually agreed, that the tentative proposal of a Harvard-Michigan football game at Ann Arbor in 1927 was counter to the understanding and practice of the 'Triple Alliance,' and on the suggestion of Harvard it was accordingly withdrawn. The Harvard-Princeton football game for 1927 will be played in Princeton, and no change in the essential athletic relations of the three universities is contemplated...
...prohibition question is being conducted among the various colleges and universities of the United States by the National Student Federation of America, the results of which are expected to furnish one of the main topics of discussion at the Federation Conference to be held next December at Ann Arbor, Michigan. Although no political results of the discussion are contemplated, it is felt that the investigation will be of value in summarizing and crystalizing undergraduate opinion...
Back at Ann Arbor many continued to feel queer. They became nauseated. Maybe nervous indigestion. They began to lose their appetites. Boardinghouse "grub." And when diarrhea and fever came on they grew worried. However, in all but four men these symptoms passed quickly. In two, three weeks the eyelids of these four became swollen. Every time they moved their eyes their eyeballs ached. Their muscles ached all over. High time to consult a doctor...
...TIME Ann Arbor, Mich...
...good friend Julian Street. Mr. Williams, a calm, beetle-browed gentleman who this week turned 54, has not the air of a professional litterateur. Rather does he seem an urbane, drily humorous gentleman of comfortable means and considerable social distinction. During his year's residence at Ann Arbor, he will be afforded ample leisure for his literary pursuits and a free hand to bring to the students, in any way he chooses, his views upon the life of art and the art of living...