The Michigan Alumni

The first ïminber of The Michigan Alumnus appears Ihis evening. It is au interesting publication and -vill attniot and rcwürd the attention of every old student of the University. Mr. Ralph Stone, LL. B. '92, contributes the one leading article- "The Alumni Question- A Review." Mr. Stone is an enthusiast on Michigan matterS and writee entertainingly of what he tnows. Four or five pages are devoted- following Mr. Stone"s article- to news of alumni and old studente. Especial attention lias be n p-nitl to the doings of recent gradnates, who seem to have taken their piek of all in sight. The o'd student win also appreciate the concise summary of University happenings, faculty changes, etc.. Prol Demmon furnishes a list of deaths reported sinee Jan 1. Bi'veral valuab'e works in history, law and literatura írom the peaaa of prominent alumni, are noticccl. whiile fortlK-oming books receive due mention. Tüie and otiier matter make the 1G closely printed pages fitly represont the intereste of the alumni oi ouv great rniversity. lree saímple copies niay be had during the next few daye at 32 8. State st.