University

F. E. Gliamberlain, law '04, no-w practicing' in Manistee, is visiting frlenife in ïhe city. M. L DeBavr, Ht '93, instructor in ■ú-try In Indian Territovy, wlll takn work in the euanimer school. Qieo. Chapman, wbo has been attending; the. Michigan Univemty, lias boen admitted to the bar. - Hudson Post. Frank A. Manny, '93 lit, lor the past year principal of Moline, 111., schools is visitiug friends in the city during commencement. J. B. Overton, '94 lit, of Detroit, is vi'siting frienda during oommencement. He will teach matfaematics next year in St. Johns' Military Academy, Wisconsin. Ai-Unir and Valdo Cummer axrlred homo last lloutlay noou for the samraer vncation from tho TJaiversity ol Michigan at Ann Arbor.- Cadillac Seivs and Exji Miss Mary J. Anderson canie home om Wedaesday froan Ann Arbor for .iimincr. Jesse Powears and! wifB iviuracd lióme last niglit from ihe State Uniersitj' at Ann Arbor.- Battle Cioek Moon. Tho '96 engineers iu camp at Pravemont, Leelnnau county, are working up a reputation ia base ball. A few days since they defeated a niije from Sutton's 3ay 29 to 9. Baird and Rich were the jattery. Ann Arbor made 33 hits. The combiued Michigan Alumnus and Commencement Animal for June will be issued immediately after the iterary class day exercises on Tuesday. Xo gradúate should get out of town without one. It will be well worth a quarter. President Whitman, of Colby Tlniversity, has beeu elected president of :he Columbian University of Washing;on. President Whitinan succeeds the ate Dr. James C. Welling, avIio did much to mak e the Columbian University what it is. The Womari's Press association at its recent meeting in Lansing presented the university with a life-size portrait of Mrs. Lucinda H. Stone, of Kalamazoo, who has alwayg liad at heart the interests of the women of the university and the state. A joint meeting of the bid and new executive boards of the Woman's League was held this week. It was reported that tlie total amount now available for the co-ed gymnasium is $3,739.08. The League will now hunt for head quarters while waiting for their building. Mrs. A. B. Prescott was elected to the advisory board, to táke the place of Mrs. Markley, who goes to Ewope. The Umi1 iihorkics havo clecièed to diecacd tlie B. L. Jegree so Ihat Kiudents in tlxs purely Euglish courses in our high. schools will 3xot "be prepaa-ed to omter ïor any degree exoept they add gome other anguage xvork. Tli is is a wlse move. DeKrees have come fco be eo common, 'dienoting more or less excellence, that ' lluey possesa very little ralue.- Cold■vrater EepuWican. A good appetite and refreshing sleep are essential to liealth of mind and body, and these are given by Hood's Sarsaprilla. WHAT HARVARD MEN WILt DO. Three hundred and two Harvard men have responded to a request for information, sent to the three hundred and seventynine who will obtain the degree of Bachelor of Arts next Wednesday. Each man was requested teil what he expected to do after leaving college. Only twenty-three of the three hundred and two were undecided. As might be expected the law is the favorite profession ; eighty-two men expect to become lawyers ; seventy-seven men are to teacbj thirty-four business men; twenty-five aro to study medicine; twelve expect to become clergymen; seven choose electricity ; six will engage in manufacturing ; flve will enter banks ; five more propose to continue their study ; engineering attracts four; journalism four; architecture four; railroading three ; publisliing tliree ; chemistry two ; music two ; literatura two ; real estáte, insurance, forestry and planting, one each.