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USSR -- More than 40 per cent
of the budget of the University of
Moscow is at the disposal of work
in the natural sciences, according
to the Rector of the University, I.
Petrovsky.
At present the University of
Moscow has more than 25,000 stu-
dents in its 14 faculties, including
the evening and correspondence
students. One thousand five hun-
dred students are foreigners. More
than a third of all the present
Soviet scholars are former stu-
dents of the University of Moscow.
* . , e
GERMANY (WEST) - A Ti-
betan refugee student may soon
be studying in West Germany as
a result of an offer recently made
to the Dalai Lama by the Union'
of Free Hungarian Students
(UFHS).
Writing to the Dalai Lama, the
UP'HS, which represents 7,000 re.
fugee students in 14 countries, said

'we are united in a common strug-
gle against totalitarianism and
force.
"Having been helped in our time
of need, we feel it our duty to
assist Tibetan students who suffer
today because of their love for
freedom.'"
The Hungarian student organi-
zation expects theTibetan student
will be able to begin his studies
next spring.
* , *
INDONESIA -- Indonesia plans
to send 500 graduate students to
study in the United States during
the coming two years, it was dis-
closed by an official of the' In-
donesian Ministry of Education.
He said that under the system of
"affiliation" with nine American
universities Indonesia is supplied
with American teachers and edu-
cational equipment for her edu-
cational institutions.
Under the same plan, sponsored
by the United States International
Cooperative Administration and
other American organizations In-
donesians are trained to become
lecturers.
The fields covered under the
plan include medicine, engineer-
ing, economics.
* * S
CANADA-A Student Discipline
Committee (SDC) will be set up
by the Students' Council of Mc-
Master University in Hamilton
for an experimental period of 12
months.
The Committee will consist of
five senior students; including at
least one junior, at least two of
each sex, and if possible, at least
one from each faculty of the Stu-
dent Union.
Complaints will be sent to the
defendant by regisreednmail not
more than eight days after ac-
ceptance by the committee; and
all principals will be called not
more than five days before the
actual date of the hearing.
A defendant shall be entitled to
cross-examine, call witnesses, ar-
gue on his own behalf, and ac-
quire the services of a defense
council, who must be a member in
good standing of the Students'
Union. Both the decision and
penalty imposed shall be reported
to the appropriate dean.
In the case of extenuating cir-
cumstances, the Dean may request
the SDC to review the penalty, the
penalties will be in the form of
fines, payable to the Student Un-
ion and/or suspension of student
privileges.
CUBA - The Federacion Estu-
diantil Universitara (FEU) of
Cuba has been organizing special
military training courses to form
student brigades which could take
an active part in any action un-
To Sponsor
Horse Show
The annual University .Coed
Riding Club Show will take place
March 13 in the indoor ring of
the Huron River Stables.
The show f e a t u r e s twelvei
classes and an exhibition of pat-
tern drills by the Crop and Saddle
Club.
Any University student may en-
ter the show. First through fourth
place ribbons are to be awarded,
and two high-point ribbons given
to the two riders with the most
points for the entire show.
Entry blanks are available at
the Union, Women's Athletic
Bldg., Barbour Gymnasium, the
L M. Bldg., and the League. En-
tries should be turned in before
March 8.

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dertaken, in case of necessity, toO(1
preserve the achievements of the
Revolution.
Fidel Castro came personally Central Michigan University is
.to the university stadium to at- sponsoring a Festival of Arts
tend the first exercises.WekMrh1trog2.
* Week March 13 through 21.
After a brief intervention by Special programs planned to
FEU's president on the beginning make the arts more significant to
of the Revolution and the student those on campus and in the com-
participation in, it, Castro ex- munity have been arranged.
plained the position of his govern-
ment and denied that -militarisa. Music programs during the
tion was taking place in the uni. week will include a presentation
versity. of "Carmen" by the Grass Roots
"Toay, h sad,"th sudetsOpera Co., a Detroit Symphony
"Today," he said, "the students Orchestra performance and a
do not have to fight any more, nor contemporary jazz concert by
are they attacked by the police be- Jack Gridley's Swingin' Chips.
cause they are with the people "The Seventh Seal" and "Path-
and ready to defend their people, er Panchali" ,are two movies
"If they carry guns, they do sty which will be shown. Arts and
to show that they will never again crafts will be exhibited through-
be victimized by tyrants." out the Festival Week.
On November 27, 1959, during a Also included in the Festival of
special ceremony commemorating Arts program will be special po-
the martyrs who fell for their etry discussions and readings.
country, the student brigades held Bible readings will be given by
a public parade wearing a special LaMont Okey from the Univer-
uniform consisting of grey trou- sity.
sers, wine-red shirts (colour of the Most of these programs will be
University of Havana) and black presented to the public free of
berets with the initials of FEU. charge.


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By LORA KRAPOHL
A special translation of thel
play, "Ubu Roi," by French sym-
bolist Alfred Jarry will be given
by the John, Barton Wolgamot
Society at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow and
Sunday in the Arena Theater,
Frieze' Bldg.
"Ubu Ro." (liberally translated
as "Gopotty Rex") is "sort of a
wild burlesque of Macbeth and
Julius Caesar" according to the
translators Joseph Kennedy and
Bernard Keith, Grads.
"The first production was giv-
en in 1896 and at the very first
word the audience rioted and fist
fights broke out in the orchestra,"
said Kennedy. "We are curious to
see what will happen to Ann Ar-
bor audiences. But we don't ex-
pect the same reaction here," di-
rector Keith added.
"The central characters are
Papa Gopotty and Mama Gopotty,
the most rotten man and -wife in
the theater," Kennedy said.
"The play includes several mur-

ders, assasinations, and battle
scenes. In fact, in one scene it
has the entire Polish army on the
march in the Ukraine," Keith said
and then added, "the play has a
large cast and uses most of the
resources of the theater."
The leads will be taken by
Emmanuel McCann as Papa
Gopotty and Anias Aiken, as
Mama Gopotty. An Elizabethan
string and wind quartet will sup-
ply the music.
Tickets for the production are
being sold for 95c at Marshall's
Book Store until 5:30 p.m. tomor-
row. The remaining tickets will
be sold at the door.
"The John Barton Wolgamot
Society, which was recognized by
SGC in December of '59, is mainly
an organization of graduate stu-
dents although it has some un-
dergraduate members. It is de-
signed to do experimental plays
which everyone talks about but
no one does," said Kennedy.,

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84
FOR RENT
SINGLE ROOM for men, one block to
Michigan U~nion. 509 S. Division, or
call 8-6757 before 8 P.M. C71
COUPLE OR STUDENT: Furnished.
Large livingroom , bedroom, kitchen
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C72
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SINGLE ROOM for male, near campus.
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CAMPUS ATTRACTIVELY furnished
single, with private bath, $40. Also
basement room, $25. 614 Monroe. NO
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Furnishings reasonable. NO 3-5010 af-
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BOYS' ROOM for rent: On campus. 1346
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See Mr. Feinger in basement apt.
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C57
ROOMS: Campus. Single & double
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GIRL WANTED to share spacious apart-
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Call NO 5-7616 after 5 p.m. C67
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028
WANTED: Ride to Boulder, Colorado
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H24
KITCHEN supervisor and cook wanted
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writer, backed by Ann Arbor's most
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demonstration, call Ralph Frederick,
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ALTERATIONS
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BUSINESS SERVICES;
Is the dorm food bothering you?
Do you go away with that hungry
feeling? Do you crave something to
end that monotony? Well they have
it at
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J24
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Maroh 1960
Atlantic-- mos...............$3.00
Sat. Eve. Post-37 wks. .,.........$2.97
Esquire-8 mos..................$2.00
Holiday-15 mos................ $3.75
New Republic-9 mos..........$3.00
New Yorker-8 mos. ....... ..$3,00
Time, Life, Sports Illus., and News-
week less than $.09 per copy.
STUDENT PERIODICAL AGENCY
Call NO 2-3061
J31
TYPING: Theses, term papers, reason-
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Andy Anderson - Dick Tiki
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Larry Kass plus many others. Phoi
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FF1
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All for $705. For details write We
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PERSONAL
sas eTISK :
says: Be ready to do your share,
Informed students make Alumni
who care. F124
WE'VE BEEN MOVED!-Peacemake'
Prance (Anti-Military Ball) will
held in Hussey Room, Michigi
League. Still 9-12; Informal. $1.00 p
couple contributtion to Peace wo:
Iof American Friends Service Comm
tee,
CONGRATULATIONS to RondaZoro
She Is now affiliated with Rho ,il
Chi Eshpilon (National Reduc#
Sorority). If you are interested
open rush for this select Greek ass
ciation, contact Barb. NO 2-7820, a
er 5 P.M. (We diet from 5-8 eve
day). P1
FOUND: 1 girl, answers to name Ma:
ine. Want her? Call her . .. ai
time. NO 3-3384. F1
MODERN FOLK MASS ? ? ? Come
Douglas Chapel of Congregaton
Church 12 noon Sunday, March
SERVICE OUT OF THE ORDINAfl
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Rita Stillman............3-1561
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"I DON'T WANT TO startle you, bi
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DEAR Y:
Let's have a repeat performance!
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TOU, TOO, can be a part of the bi
gest event of the year if you co
to the Union on Tuesday, March 8
7:30 P.M., Michigras Mass Meeting.
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NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS COMPAN
will interview March 10, 1960, Ju
1960 graduates in C.E., Chem. Eni
M.E., E.E., and Industrial Eng., A
counting, and Industrial Relatio
Please see, the Placement Office f
appointments. P
BE A PEACEMONGER. Peacemake
Prance (Anti-Military Ball). Frida
March 4, 9-12 P.M. Michigan Uni
Informal.
BE A PLOWSHARE BEATER - Atte
the Peacemaker's Prance (Anti--M1i!
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Spring Vacation
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STUDENT OPERA tickets are now
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By JUDITH OPPENHEIM
The "Peacemaker's Prance"
(Anti-Military Ball) will be held
in the Hussey Room of the Wom-
en's League from 9-12 p.m. to-
night. The dance, an informal
record hop, is open to the public.
Tickets cost $1.00 per couple and
all profits will go to the peace
work of the American Friends
Service Committee, a Quaker
agency.
The dance had been re-sched-
uled after SGC withdrew its ap-
proval of a site in the Union
which conflicted with the Military
Ball.
The Boll Weevils Dixielald Band
will set a Sherwood Forest scene
Saturday night at Sigma Phi
Epsilon's Robin Hood party. The
Sherwood Forest hunters will ap-
pear with their dates in costume.
Members of Phi Sigma Delta
en's League from 9-12 p.m. Friday,
March 4. The dance, an informal
and their dates will dance to the

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music of the Men of Note after
the Louis Armstrong concert SAt-
urday night.
Dick Tilkin and his band will
play Saturday night at a party
at Phi Kappa Psi.
Phi Delta Theta's Saturday
night party will feature the music
of Johnny Harberd and his band.
Andy Anderson's band will pro-
vide the dance music at Sigma
Chi's party after the Armstrong
concert Saturday night.
Zeta Beta Tau's Saturday night
party will be kickoff for the new
pledges.
Tau Delta Phi is mourning the
departure of their porter Saturday
night with a "Memorial Party."
A funeral procession will follow
the hearse and coffin from Hill
Aud. to the house after the early
concert. A police escort will ac-
company the mourners and funer-
al music will be provided by a
band.
* S *
Theta Xi will hold a party at
the house Saturday evening. Music
for the occasion will be provided
by The King's Men.
Larry Cass and his band will
provide dance music for Phi Epsi-
lon Pi's party Saturday evening.
The highlight of the party will
be folksongs sung by Al Young.


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