Greater Demand For Calendars

Secretary Wade says a sack full of U. of M. calendars are sent out from the office every day. The call for them comes from the north, the south, the east and the west, and the inquiry this year has been unusually large. No tally is kept of the exact number or the local habitation, but the larger part of the demand probably comes from the east, says Mr. Wade, and this year it is larger than usual.

This does not include the "1,000 students from Cornell," which statement Secretary Wade does not authorize. But he does say that the outlook is that the engineering department will have another influx of students. Michigan is fast winning primary recognition along this line.

But her dental department is not growing. It has been decreasing in attendance for the past two years, since the three-year course was extended to four. Every university but Harvard has adopted this four-year method, but the experiment is too recent to tell at present what the results will be.