Receipts for room and board, 1796-1798

Eight receipts from Abiel Holmes for room and board dated October 19, 1796; January 3, 1797; February 20, 1797; April 19, 1797; July 14, 1797; October 10, 1797; April 17, 1798; and July 12, 1798.

Great hatred, little room Northern Ireland and the European Union: Attitudes, perspectives and the role of religion. Bruges Political Research Papers 48/2015.

Little academic attention has been given to the study of Northern Irish Euroscepticism despite the fact that it is a unique and interesting example of citizens’ relationships with the EU. Northern Irish Euroscepticism is defined by the divergence in attitudes towards European integration between Catholics and Protestants. This is a divide that is rooted in historical and religious interpretations of the project, as well as the widespread belief that membership of the EU will somehow lead to a united Ireland. Membership in the EU has not had a significant political impact on Northern Ireland, with citizens’ attitudes being largely characterised by a clear lack of interest in the project. Participation at the European level provided limited opportunity for cooperation by both sides while it may be argued that European elections contributed to the sectarian divide.

Two men in West Quad dorm room

On verso: West Quad; Ivory Photo, Ann Arbor; (Daybook, image #51)

Bay window of our room at Mrs. Schryrus on Washington. Minnie Nemby and Fanny Read. January 19 - '89

On verso: Bay window of our room at Mrs. Schryus on Washington - Minnie Nemby & Fanny Read. Jan. 19 '89

David E. Heineman in his room in at Professor Winchell's in the "Octagon" with Winchell's dog "Curley"

[[title from caption accompanying picture in article in Michigan Alumnus Magazine 12/.221/1922, p.343]

Rackham Building conference room

Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, architects. W.B. Wood Co., construction

Michigan League

View of the Michigan League taken from the east probably on the roof of Hill Auditorium or from Burton Tower. On verso: The Michigan League at the University of Michigan is the social center for women. It houses the Lydia Mendelssohn Theater, a dining room, cafeteria, game and hotel rooms. (typed) RETURN TO UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN NEWS SERVICE, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN (stamp)