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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Sunday, December 7, 1969
Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, December 7, 1969
Do you REALLY know what's happening
inside the army?
Hear GI ORGANIZERS
FROM FORT KNOX
These people, who run a coffee house at Fort Knox ond publish
FTA, an underground paper that talks about Vietnam, racism and
GI rights, have been arrested, harassed--and face prison for
organizing against the war.'
ALSO,
"ARMY"
A new Newsreel film
Sunday--8:00--NEWMAN CENTER, Basement
331 THOMPSON
Sponsored by Resistance-Newsreel ---SDS
No Admission-Donation Welcome
A benefit for the FTA legal defense fund
UGLI displays photo wuinners
Winers of the Creative Arts
Photography contest a r e cur-
rently on display in the foyer
of the UGLI. Judy Meade won
the top two prizes, taking the
award for General Excellence
and t he First Place Pictorial
award.
Judges for the exhibit a r e
Prof. Philip Davis, Stuart Ab-
bey, Richard Lee, photo editor
of the Michiganensian and Tomi
Copi. The photographs will re-
main on display until Dec. 14.
Miss Meade's prizes totalled
$70. Arnold Lee Maurice Mart-
inez and Larry Sobel each won
$20 and placed second in the
pictorial category. The pictorial
category included still life, ex-
perimental, design and people.
Stanley Factor a n d Roger
Humphries took the top prizes
in the University Life and To-
day categories respectively. Fac-
tor and Humphries were each
awarded $10. There were no sec-
ond place winners in either of
these two categories,
Special Awards Pictorial were
received by Benjamin Hodal,
Judy Meade (two awards) Tip
1-igh, Andy M a rk, Richard
Goodman, Eric Winter, Tom
Sandercock, Randy Edmonds
and John Aiello.
The contest was sponsored by
UAC. All photographs not used
for display can be picked up at
the UTAC office, those on display
will be available after Dec. 20
and until Feb. 1, 19'x0.
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7
Day Calendar
D~egree Recital: Susan Anderson, vio-
lin: School of Music Recital Hall, 2:30
p.m.
Degree Recital: Mary Yascolt, flute;
School of Music Recital Hall, 4:30 p.m.
International Center Film Series: The
Strange Case of the English Language:]
International Center, 7:30 p.m.
MONDAY, DECEM1BER 8
Geography Seminar: Gordon Ewing, .
McMaster Univ., "A Test to Assess the
Significance of Differing Space Prefer-
ence in Consumer Spatial Choice Be-
havior"; 4050 LSA, 11:00 am
Anatomy Seminar: Dr. 11 J. Bak,
Max-Planck Inst. for Brain Research,
Frankfurt, Germany, "Studies on Cate-
cholamine Containing Granules in Sub-
stantia Nigra ad Pineal Gland"; South
Lec. Hall, Med. Set. II, 4:00 p.m.
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