University

Thirty ne'w members have been addei to the S. C. A. daring the past two weeks. Miss Eliza M. Hill, '95 Ut, has been elected to the position of physics and ühemistry in St. Joseph high school. At a meeting of the Forum debating society this week the following officer were elected for the ensuing year : Mr F. L. Ingraham, president; Mr. Davis vice president; Mr. E. L. Thompson secretary, Mr. Linn, treasurer, and Mr Shannon,critic. Ralph Stone, '92 law, formerly man aging editor of the U. of M. Daily, and manager of the base ball team in 1892 was married last Saturday to Miss Min nie Jeffords of Grand Rapids. The bride and groom have been guests of C E. Hooker, '94 medie, for the past few days. The gymnasium fund hasnowreachec $3,358.77. The amounts received dur ing the past week have been as follows ; Miss K. Fletcher, Detroit, .$10.00; Mra. W. H. Nichols, $5.00; Library Club, St. Louis, Mich., $5.00; H. Hoyt, Kalamazoo, $25.00; Caroline J. Klewstruck, $25,00; Sarah M. Howard, $10.00; Chas. II. liathbone, $25.00. CAI. I. EI) TO A WESTERN INI VKRSITY. W. F. Edwards, instructor in physical chemistry in the university for the past few years, has been appointed professor of physics in the University of Washington, at a salary twice as large as he has been receiviug here. Mr. Edwards is one of the brightest young men in this line of research that the university has liad for sonie years. LEFT THE ASSOCIATION". Michigan is no longer a member of the Western Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association. At the meeting of the Athletic Board last evening, the action of the Association relative to Hall and LeRoy was taken up and discussed at length. The opinión seemed to be pretty unanimous that tliis institution bas had enough of the Association, and the vote taken on Michigan's furtlier membership in the league w s expressive of that opinión. The vote was unanimous. Tliis is doubtless the right way to settle the matter, for there can le no doubt that Michigan was imposed upon at Chicago, and on he face of the proceedings they are ridiculous, unjust and unworlhy the inspiration of college men. It is uot surprising, from what is already known of Wisconsin's actions to wards Michigan, that her hand has been most evident in the whole affair. Michigan will hereafter send her track team to the Mott-IIaven gaines. ,