University Notes

G. P. McCalIam, aw 98, was ohosen president of the Michigan State League of college oJnbs at Detroit last week. B. B. HodgrnaD, of Chicago and I Hazen S. PiDgree, jr. , two of the best men on last year's toot ball team, have left ooilege. Fifty-oae new stndents have enrolled iü the universty this semester as fullows: Literary departruant, 29, engineering 3, medical 3, law 10, dental 4, pbarmaceutioal 2. The Students' Ohrintian Aesociatiou celebrates its -lOth anniversary tomorrow at Newberry hal). Snnday evening Rev. John H. Barrow, D. D., of Chicago, will speak in University hall. The Detroit ü. of M. Alumni Assnoiation will have its annual banquet in Detroit, March18. Governor Pingree bas aooepted an invitation to be present. Hod. Don M. Dickinson will officiate as toastrn aster. A free course for practitioners will be given at the homeopathie hospital of the University of Michigan April 1922. There will be general surgioal, gynaecological and optbalmological jperatious under the direotion of Profs. LeSeora, Kinyon and Copeland. The profession is invited to bring or send oases for operation. Pnrther details may be had od application to the seoretary, Dr. R. S. Copeland.