James Burrill Angell. From a dry plate etching

Image creator Shaw was General Secretary of the Alumni Association, 1904-1029 and Director of the Bureau of Alumni relations, 1929 -1950. He edited and illustrated the Michigan Alumnus and Michigan Alumnus Quarterly Review.

University of Michigan Men's Basketball Team, 1932

Back Row: trainer Ray Roberts, asst. coach Franklin Cappon, James Garner, Girard Ricketts, asst. coach Bennie Oosterbaan, mngr. Harvey Rasmussen

Front Row: Henry Weiss, Raymond Altenhof, Robert Petrie, Norman Daniels, Ivan Williamson, DeForest Eveland, Alex Shaw

UM Men's Swimming Team, 1932

Back Row: James Cristy, John Schmieler, Henry Kaminski, Reeve Bailey

Middle Row: Richard K. Degener, Frederic C. Fenske, Frank D. Kennedy, Louis Lemak, assistant coach John W. McMahon

Front Row: Robert B. Ladd, Ivan C. Smith, Robert Miller, head coach Matt Mann, Sidney R. Raike, Daniel L. Marcus

Life of James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell /

The original was first published 1863 under title: James Hepburn, jarl of Bothwell, hans anholdelse i Norge og faengselsliv i Danmark.

Memoirs of the Right Reverend Simon Wm. Gabriel Bruté, D.D., first bishop of Vincennes;

Mode of access: Internet.

Report of California Water resources commission to the governor of California on state water plan. June, 1932.

At head of title: State of California. James Rolph, jr., governor. Matt I. Sullivan, chairman.

Catalogue of 12,441 stars, for the epoch 1880; from observations made at the Royal observatory, Cape of Good Hope, during the years 1871 to 1879.

Map in pocket.

Introduction to the Law of Trusts by Simon Gardner

Book review of Prof Gardiner's work on Trusts, thrid edition.

“Animanazo”. Song and memories. Cultural expressions and movements in the reconstruction of the past inside a north Argentinian town

This article analyses the context of production and local situations of appropriation and resignification related to the folk song “Fire on Animaná” as well as the request and mobilization (“The animanazo”) provoked by this song in order to examine different mechanisms and foundations by which a population connect with an event from its community past, identifying with this and taking it in a specific way. In this article we combine discourse analysis of the song and of interviews to participants in this event with the reconstruction —through ethnographic observation— of how to use this song.

Fish Biodiversity Of The Vitória-trindade Seamount Chain, Southwestern Atlantic: An Updated Database.

Despite a strong increase in research on seamounts and oceanic islands ecology and biogeography, many basic aspects of their biodiversity are still unknown. In the southwestern Atlantic, the Vitória-Trindade Seamount Chain (VTC) extends ca. 1,200 km offshore the Brazilian continental shelf, from the Vitória seamount to the oceanic islands of Trindade and Martin Vaz. For a long time, most of the biological information available regarded its islands. Our study presents and analyzes an extensive database on the VTC fish biodiversity, built on data compiled from literature and recent scientific expeditions that assessed both shallow to mesophotic environments. A total of 273 species were recorded, 211 of which occur on seamounts and 173 at the islands. New records for seamounts or islands include 191 reef fish species and 64 depth range extensions. The structure of fish assemblages was similar between islands and seamounts, not differing in species geographic distribution, trophic composition, or spawning strategies. Main differences were related to endemism, higher at the islands, and to the number of endangered species, higher at the seamounts. Since unregulated fishing activities are common in the region, and mining activities are expected to drastically increase in the near future (carbonates on seamount summits and metals on slopes), this unique biodiversity needs urgent attention and management.