, 1881-02-17
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY,
Tie Palladium for lSBl-3,cret
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tn tic vnrionS De-

1uH 'AnibAAlNH1 ~ TOR lHB1-Sefftt
MISUNDERSTANDING. LII tic vnrions De-
pnrtntcnt~.
Srtetat J>tspatth 10 THe chicago Tribune.
ANS AllInn, NirlI., Fctt. 1J.-Thu "Cntyerslty
Palladium " f,'r 1Hs1 Is nearly rcntiy for publI-
enllun. and frum lts advance sheets sofnc Of
Tho tt'ltcgn information Of Rencrnt Interest
which IL ct'tltnins is given ltelow. The "l'Nila-
tlhln1" II TIL aintnl publication ot tho secret
stritties ri tho University nr s[ich!sun uud 1t
has nt'w reached Its twcnty-thlrd volume. FROM
pafEphlct ol II few tlnprctensTo,s pagrs it has
grown Intu II handsomely printed md we'll
Illustrated vntsnc Of nearly .0I nages. its edit
t'rs arc annually chosen from tho Senior
rnnks Of tho, vRrfuus col1eHc. frntcrnIties;
and Its unnl,nt appearance Inns como to 10 re-
Ei'ist' 'ls TN Important event In college circles.
II n0s only xnthors up And illustrates college,
events "r Importance and tho IliosyncrasIes,
Jokes, md fphes OF stttlent.lIfo, but It contains
nquAllttty Uf College news nf MITCH interest to
every student aud ul,imnns.
The c,iisnyr OF tho publication this ycar arc:
Chi l'sf, Mnss X. Perkins, Anu Art,r: Alpha
delta Phi, Edward II. bowman, st. Eharlcs, ill.,;
f'clta kappa Epsilon, frnnk e. Mandeal. Detroit;
slRma l'hl, Il. II. GNtntln. st. Paul. Hnn; Zctn
Isl, Charics r. IirHcc, Lcavcnworth, Kns.; Psi
Upsfton, Collins II. Johnston, Detroit; Phi Delta
Phi, J.s. Fuller, Sorth FcrrlsbtlrR, VT: Slgmn
CHI, ". II. stsckncy, lluitato, n. T.; rht kappa
I.s, e. X. 1.nc!,anas'. Grand lsaptls: and iscta
AACtA 1lt W. ~ t1Nkts 1a|lll 4tFQHs
sECRET.sDc1Err HISTORY.
4 tir,Y feature of tho ''l'aliudum" this year
vc,ssy. of Nichjgait. u which. thore aro now
tel. Tne two ft1!tcrntt!cs first t, establish
ehapsers hrre were thu Chi l'si and l!cln Theta
thu lnttcr tho lato james II. Walker, Ut Chicago,
wits Ill orlv!nn, chnstcr. member. In tim fol-
lowing ye,.r the 4tIpha Delta l'hi fraternity cs-
aocictics thore fell tho lot of sustaining The
right ot sucl. organizations to exist, !n opposi-
tlon tt the Rigorous warfare OF tho University
md. nlti,ol,xi neGrly sucecsstnl In exscrlri,lat
anK tho secret sotttlcs. the lstcr survived. and
tH'ntinucj To grow IN fl!tt,Jers md In strength.
Fer years now they have bccomc MI Important
ny they have In Utmost every othor !eadtng ~
s,ltnttun ~ higher education. From lMa
IN 1Stt u bitter wnrfnr. Wns winged upon
y t'1s tclr es!s.' eca. 5 nsn tue Se'e n'o
IL question or stuta policy, III WHICH
tllr i.t,astature and stuml,-xnnakers took n
n:x,u,sncnt n.rs; Ths r:sut u the light was The
IN amendment 10 tho Suite Constitution prp-
yidluE fur tho election. Instead uF tic appnln,-
.nt!ii by the Guycrn4E. or tle IttgentH. tllu eM-
the Ilntcssnss ost active III ahrlr 'lIposltun Il,
ttlcae srerrt organizations wer. removed, aud
stisr TINT t1nIu tnr!r cDN1sc tinE fsfr tho mnat
ts,rt bp0n s,nonii, nllr. Tic President IT tho
University md fs,u,.y or the Professors and In
strrurs arr INV ulGInl'crs Of tho Ftci.tics. it1ld
consequently their rxa1tEIleD uIny bc nnttl to
have taken iii i3frI, E1htt thAt III tGttl4cr rpHnHy
Hf future tl,sI!cstMtGli.
TI1l: SUMMARY nF STUDENTS
In Attendance nI,ut, tho University this year Is
very satisINGttIrt,-lhu tnrollMel* showing M
rxctss OF t0l tyrr t,At Ut lust y4hlr, wtatgh wits
itself fHrgE fH}Hmt precedent. TtG ilunlbgr Of
attendance last ycur, IL summarized IT'S follows:
!HsJ-'W. lt41-6I.