THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Wednesday, March 4, 1970

THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 4, '1970


Daily picks
new business
senior staff
(Continuedl from Page 1)
Craig Wolson, a political sci-I
ence major from Toledo, Ohio isf
the new retail advertising man-
ager and is in charge of sales.
Phyllis Hurwitz, a junior in edu-
cation from Flint, Michigan holds
the position of administration
advertising director. She will be
responsible for the display, class-
ified and national advertising de-
partments as well as billing and
layout.
David Bell was appointed to the{
position of, circulation manager.I
The Lancaster, Pa. junior is in
charge of directing the selling and
circulation of the paper.
Prof. Charles Lipson of the
University of Michigan mechanii-
cal engineering department re-
cently presented a seminar on
"Good Design Practices" at the
Chevrolet Engineering Center.

DAILY OFFICIAL
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Placement Service
GENERAL DIVISION
3200 S.A.B.
Further Information on these pro-
grams, at 3200 SA$, or call 764-6338.
Pace College, NY.C., offers MBA,
Econ. and MA Ed. summer and fall
'70.
Highway Safety Research Institute, U
of M, offers Postdoctoral Research Fel-
lowships for students from engrg., biol.
and health sci., soc. sc., law, and educ.
University of South Florida offers
scholarship awards to grad students
university wide. Apply before April 1.
McMaster tniversity, Hamilton, On-
tario, offers PhD programs in political
theory and res., Canadian/American
politics, comparative politics, and in-
Iternational politics.
Rent your
Roommate with
a Classified Ad

Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France,
Germany,Holland, taly, Luxembourg,
Norway, Portugal, Spain,Sweden,
and Switzerland.

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$110.

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Amy Cohen

That $110 buys you three weeks of unlimited First
Class train travel on 100,000 miles of railroad in all of
those thirteen countries.
You can also buy a one-month Eurailpass for
$140, a two-month one for $180, or a three-month one for
$210. All give you too much for your money. And what's

more, European railroads are fast, frequent and punctual.
You cannot get your Eurailpass in Europe. So see
yourTravel Agent soon for complete details of Eurailpass,
Eurailgroup for groups of ten or more, and Eurailtariff for
specific individual itineraries. Meanwhile, send inthecou.
pon belowforyourfree Eurailpassfolderwith railroad map.



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Please send me your free Eurailpass folder with railroad map.
Name: Street:-
I City: State Zip:_
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Crag Wolson

A Vietnam War Referendum is on the City Ballot.
You Must be registered by March 6th to vote against
the war.
REGISTRATION:
CITY HALL: Sat. 2-28, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Mon. 3-2
to Thurs., 3-5, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fri. 3-6, 8 a.m.-
8 p.m.
LEAGUE, FIRST FLOOR: Sat., 2-28, 10 a.m.-3
p.m.; Mon. 3-2 to Thurs. 3-5, 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Fri.
3-6,5 p.m.-8 p.m.



Phyllis Hurwitz David bell

MI(HIGAN UNION
WILL BE OPEN
AT REGULAR HOURS
DURING SPRING BREAK
MARCH 4-8

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